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Formosa, Brazil

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Waterfall· Park· Tourist attraction

Salto do Itiquira Reviews | Rating 4.8 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Salto do Itiquira is located in Formosa, Brazil on Rua Nove, 23 - Vila Santos. Salto do Itiquira is rated 4.8 out of 5 in the category waterfall in Brazil.

Address

Rua Nove, 23 - Vila Santos

Phone

+55 6139811234

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Fidel Armando Cañas Chávez

Beautiful place to spend the day. You pay a small amount to get in (R 20,00) and there are several places to swim, and you can go up and take a closer look to the powerful waterfall. There is a nice restaurant next to the main entrance, prices and food taste are very nice; nonetheless, some waiters are a bit unpolite.

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Chele Reilmann

Amazing Day Enjoying Nature. The waterfall is amazing and easily accessible for two parents and our 7-year-old son. There are side paths/trails that take you down to the river bank for a swim or to other scenic views. There is also a playground, showers and bathrooms within the park. While we were swimming there were monkeys swinging in the trees above and around us. Just a cool place to spend the day. Don't forget a picnic or bug repellent. The entry cost was R20 per adult and R10 for a 7-year-old. Bring cash.

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Vida Altoé

It's a wonderful place to pass with family and or friends. Or even alone. The visitation area is completely paved with stones and has ramps almost all the way (which allows the visitation for wheelchair users). But keep in mind that there are some relatively steep sections and that there may be some sludge stones due to the humidity. If you are more adventurous, there is a trail of about 1h30 leading to the top of the waterfall (although access to the fall view is prohibited for obvious safety reasons). The trail is quite steep at first, with many loose rocks, then has a quieter stretch that reaches the river where there are some deep wells larger than those below the fall. Not to mention that there is another trail that leads to another waterfall in the city: the Indaiá waterfall. P.S. The trail is not recommended for those who have problems such as knees or something that makes it very difficult to get around. But there is a guide at the beginning of the trail that can better inform you about the trail situation. Either way, the walk to the waterfall (off the trail) is well worth it.

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Wael Aboulmagd

excellent facilities. easy pathway to the falls. clean bathrooms. ample, secure parking. possibility of taking a dip in the water

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Simplicio Menezes

Amazing waterfall, the water falls from quite high up so the closer you get the more the water splashes. If you plan to get real close I suggest a raincoat, you will get soaked! Because of the humidity in the air it is hard to get pictures, camera lens just can't keep dry.

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SF. FC

Very cool

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Richard Salaz

Excellent! Beautiful waterfall. Good place. Ticket R 20.00 (ref. Mar/2018)

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My house Elétrica e gesso

Nota 1000 , very good ...

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