Cascadas Las Brisas — Attraction in Oaxaca

Cascadas Las Brisas are very close from Cascadas Magicas. First time here and I had a great time with my Dad & Son, we had rented a car and we planned to do it ourself but on the way in a young kid stopped us ✋ and he was offering his services as a Guide tourist for a tip, Ever his name of the young kid took us all the way in and told us about this place and surroundings, he took us to this place and Las Brisas Cascadas and it was amazing bouth places and so cheap they only charge $70 pesos equivalent to $3.5dlls each place and is outstanding beauty naturally, I will recommend to take bugs spray because the bites turns like a big ones from those tiny mosquitoes... Definitely I will come back and look for Ever. We bought some Handmade Chocolate, mole & arcillas from the lady at the palapa by the parking area (She was so kind) and the arcilla from the girls...

This is the better of the 2 falls in the tour options we were offered. Secure a local driver that speaks good English for the best experience as he will know more of the area. He is the young man in one picture. Our guide was AWESOME and showed a passage to go behind the largest falls [left side] and was very conscious of our age and walking speed. He, at 34, was great to watch as he jumped into the deep holes and through or under the falls. Our guide handled all arrangements so it was seamless for us. We tipped him $20 from each couple and he was very appreciative. The locals have very little, as you will see, so tip well. Also buy a sweet pineapple [$1.x usd] from someone selling fruit on the side of the road. You will...

Un lugar que impone y al mismo tiempo te calma. Tienes que llwvar calzado para agua y repelente de mosquitos y tambien pastillas para alergias. A mi me pico una avispa en trando al agua y en menos de 15 mints me llene de ronchas y me ardia todo el cuerpo, nadie de ahi tenia de esas pastillas. Tuve que untarme jabon de propoleo que me vendieron ahi, muy amables las sritas y muy asustadas tambien, lo bueno es que se me paso los sintomas, si no , no hay forma de llegar pronto a un doctor. Esta dentro de la selva, nosotros viajamos desde huatulco, te recomiendo ir en tour con mas gente, los taxistas te ofrecen que mas privado y que comodo , pero no es verdad, y la subida hasta donde estan las comidas es peligrosa si esta lloviendo. Los costos en el lugar que te llevan antes de llegar a las cascadas son mas caros que en el mercado de Crucecita. Pero ahi la gente es mas amable, te explican bien cada cosa. Lo que si te recomiendo mucho es comer ahi en el "buffete" de las cascadas , muy rico todo, tortillas y salsa recien hechas y cantidades suficiente. No es apto para gente mayor, ni niños chiquitos o que no esta acostumbrada a caminar entre piedras y troncos y vegetacion. Ten mucho cuidado al tirarte de la cuerda o de una piedra alta, el nivel del agua es bajo aunque veas mucha corriente. Urge que pavimenten bien el camino, para que sea mas facil visitar este...