El Limón Waterfall is a stunning natural attraction on the Samaná Peninsula, typically accessed via a scenic 30-40 minute horseback ride or a challenging hike through lush tropical forest, making guided tours highly recommended for ease and safety, though solo visits are possible for experienced hikers. The path can be very muddy, especially during the rainy season (June-November), so the dry season (December-May) offers the best conditions. Costs vary but expect to pay $30-$80 USD for a guided tour including horseback riding and a local guide, plus a small entrance fee. A typical visit, including travel to and from the falls and enjoying the natural pool, lasts approximately 3-5 hours. Wear comfortable shoes suitable for muddy terrain, bring swimwear for a refreshing dip, and consider bug spray.