Upper Duden Waterfall Private Round-Trip Transfer

Yes. All MovXtra bookings to Upper Duden Waterfall are round-trip transfers with 3 hours of standard waiting time included. Your driver remains on-site throughout your visit and returns you directly to your hotel when you are ready. If you would like additional waiting time beyond the standard 3 hours — for a longer picnic, a second walk, or to combine with a nearby stop — this can be arranged flexibly when you book.

There is a paid car park directly at the park entrance, but it is limited in size and fills rapidly on summer mornings. Some street parking exists nearby, though this requires a walk in the heat. Arriving by private transfer eliminates the parking issue entirely — your driver waits in a designated area while you are inside.

A private transfer is the most direct option, taking 15–25 minutes from the city centre. Municipal buses do serve the area — lines including VC30, VF66, and 524 stop near the park — but journey times vary and connections from resort hotels outside the city require additional legs. A private transfer is the only door-to-door option available.

There is a taxi rank near the entrance, but availability is inconsistent, particularly in the afternoon when the park is busiest. Waiting times of 20–40 minutes for a free taxi have been reported by visitors. Booking a return transfer in advance with MovXtra means your driver is already waiting when you are ready to leave.

Yes — this is the signature experience at Upper Duden. A tunnel carved through the rock face allows visitors to reach a viewpoint directly behind the curtain of water. The path can be slippery and narrow, so non-slip footwear is strongly recommended. A light waterproof jacket is useful as spray is significant close to the fall.

They are two separate falls on the same river, about 14 kilometres apart. Upper Duden sits inland in Kepez district — it is 15 metres high, set within a park, and famous for the rock tunnel you can walk through behind the curtain of water. Lower Duden is on the coast near Lara, where the river drops 40 metres directly into the Mediterranean. Most visitors choose one or the other; both can be combined in a single day with a private transfer.