Jamie Palliser

Visited here midweek but was still reasonably busy. 500 steps (sometimes uneven) down - and also back up so bring water if it's a hot day.
The waterfall itself is very impressive, can't swim directly in the pool underneath it (can take photos and that spot is mostly full of people trying to get the Instagram photo), but you can further down there are life guards present to keep an eye on people's safety.
We swam in the river just next to the falls, a few people in but the water is pretty cold and in places fast flowing so most don't stay in long or do more than paddle - glad we went in as it was a good experience.
Back at the top they're are changing rooms, and there's a great cafe with a wood fired spit-oven that does really good chicken (you get half a chicken, which was a suprise but really tasty)

Very smart and modern aquarium with lots to see, pretty of sea creatures as well as fish, their star attraction must be the beluga and the huge tanks with sharks in you can walk through, as well as the escalator through the seal tank.
Need to watch out whilst walking through as some paths bypass a few tanks so need to check you don't miss something.
But not sure about Beluga or sea turtles in captivity, and the tanks were small for those animals - but everything was clean and they didn't look to be unhappy at least

Impressively layed out with the outline of the Olympic and Titanic, gives you a true scale of the ships.

Great views

We really enjoyed the tour of the coffee plantation and processing plant - really great guide and very informative, learned a lot about the process, and despite it being after the session had ended, seeing how the processing is done to get from the red berry in the plant to roasted coffee beans was still enjoyable. At the end we also got to try each type of coffee they produce, as well as some of the chocolates they sell
Large gift shop with the different types of coffee (obviously), chocolate, and other local produce - as well as clothing, alcohol and other gifts.