Adonis Baths Waterfalls

Adonis and Aphrodite are celebrated here. The water is cool and turquoise blue for swimming, there are 2 changing rooms, outdoor benches. Access to the pool/ waterfalls is along a wooden flight of stairs and not wheelchair friendly/ suitable.Entry fee 10 Euros, cash preferredVery enjoyable from a local tour on Quad bikes. I took a 3 hour trip to a few other attractions also. Highly recommended.Time spent here usually 45-90 mins at a quieter time of year. Each month the number of visitors will differ. There is a carpark big enough for coaches, minibuses, and the quad bike tours and trips available locally or through online bookings.

I visited this place last June. It features beautiful natural scenery and is well-maintained. I enjoyed swimming in the waterfall, where the water was clean and refreshing.Very clean changing rooms and toilet. Really had great time.The car route is challenging to drive but is worth the visit. A vehicle with strong tires is necessary.

We visited Adonis Baths Waterfalls in February and found it a really nice time of year to go — it was very quiet with hardly any crowds, which made the experience feel peaceful and unspoilt.The waterfalls themselves are lovely and definitely worth seeing. The setting is scenic and unique, and although we didn’t take a dip (the water and air temperature in February are still quite cool), it was still a great place to spend some time on a pleasant sunny day.The main downside is the drive to reach the attraction. The access road is extremely rough and, in places, honestly feels unsafe. You have to drive very slowly and carefully to avoid damage and make sure you get there in one piece. It’s definitely not a comfortable approach, especially in a standard hire car.Overall though, once you arrive, the waterfalls are well worth the effort — particularly in February when it’s quiet and relaxed.

Great little spot for a quick visit. We visited this place as part of a buggy tour and an hour was enough time to swim around in the waterfall pool and get a drink from the little cafe. The toilets look rustic from the outside but we're actually quite modern facilities. The whole place was kept clean and the staff were friendly.

Hey! I decided to leave a review because I saw a 1 star review from another person, and I don’t understand how it’s even possible for someone to do that to this place.I once accidentally found out about this place from my doctor, went there to see what’s going on, and at first, I saw what everyone sees there - a normal waterfall, some nature, some interesting statues.Then I saw some people swimming in that water. It was very nice, as I like refreshing water and I like challenging myself to such temperatures. It is not extremely cold - it’s at least 8-10 degrees now and it was 12-14 degrees back when I first swam, so pretty fine and manageable.I also realized something deeper about this place over time. There is a tree that’s extending horizontally over the water, and they put a rope with a log tied on it on that tree.As a result, the log is perfectly positioned at the water level, which gives us the opportunity to perform some complex exercises while refreshing in that cold water.That’s something I do weekly now. I go there and I swim in the cold water, then I get on top of that log, balance myself out, and then I first perform pull ups, and after getting on top of the tree I perform dips (there is a fork of the three positioned also in the same spot)This gives me an amazing feeling that the skills I obtained in my workouts are actually useful in real nature.That’s an amazing feeling and something I recommend to everyone to try (video attached)

Adonis Baths Waterfalls create a refreshing natural oasis with cold pools and invigorating dips amid quirky statues and adventurous rock jumps, themed around mythology. The scenic setting and fun vibe appeal to families, despite a bumpy access road and entry fee debates—it's a unique, invigorating escape.

​If you hate your car and love wasting money, this is the place for you!​The signs claim the road is "suitable for all cars," which is technically true if you consider a tank a "car." The road gets progressively worse until you are forced to walk. Your reward for surviving the drive? A €15 fee to look at a small, unimpressive pond. We shared our "adventure" with some locals later, and they laughed and said only tourists fall for it. Do yourself a favor and don't bother with this place.

This place is an outright disappointment and a perfect example of how a natural location can be turned into a tasteless tourist trap. €15 per person for entry is not just expensive, it is outright robbery for what is offered.The area is neglected and poorly maintained, and the cheap, primitive statues look like props from a bad amusement park. Instead of any sense of nature or the myth of Adonis, you get visual clutter and a complete lack of aesthetic value.The waterfall was powerful, but the water had an unmistakably intestinal colour. Perhaps this is due to the season, but then the entrance fee should be reduced accordingly.The access road is in terrible condition. If you do not have an off-road vehicle, the drive becomes a serious test for both your car and your nerves.You can walk the entire site in about 15 minutes, and even that feels like time wasted. You will not want to stay there for a single moment.I strongly do not recommend visiting this place, it is not worth either your time or your money.