Seven Springs

It was quiet and peaceful when I was here (off season). I enjoyed being amongst the nature. Walking through the tunnel was fun. Bring a head lamp, but it is entirely possible to walk it without one. The spring water wasn't as cold on my bare feet as I thought it would be. There are also peacocks here.

Worth a visit if you’re in Rhodes! Although apart from the tunnel and waterfall, there’s nothing more interesting to see except for admiring the beautiful nature. Be careful though as you can easily get lost. You don’t have to go through the tunnel to get to the waterfall but you’ll probably get lost! The tunnel has a one-way system. There’s water running in it and it’s small. Definitely an experience!

The way to Seven Springs was not clear to me. But you can get there through the tunnel (walking time approximately 5-6 min). Or over the tunnel by foot . You get to the lake, and there is an direction indicator “Waterfall 50m”, following which you can find the big waterfall

Lovely walking trails. Walk to the lake via the tunnel or over the hill. We had our water shoes, so took the tunnel and used torch on phone. You cam take a swim when you reach the lake. Further uphill toilet facilities and restaurant. Cross the bridge at the restaurant to hike further uphill.Free entry. Parking also available and local bus stops here too. We used a coach tour to reach here.

Not as impressive as you might think but well worth seeing. Take the 186 meter long tunnel to have a really cool experience (but only if you are not claustrophobic). Remember that you are doing the tunnel in darkness and it is about 5 to 10 centimeter (2-4 inches) of water running where you are walking. The Seven Springs are free to visit.