Wli Waterfall

　　    Wli Waterfall is Ghana’s highest waterfall, standing at approximately 60 meters tall. It is located in a tranquil forest and consists of two separate waterfalls. The water in the pool beneath the falls is crystal clear, allowing visitors to swim in it. However, the water is quite cold, and swimming is not advisable during bad weather. Towering trees surround the waterfall, and the rocky cliffs nearby are densely populated with bats—so many that it can be a bit eerie.

　　    If you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a full or partial rainbow. For those who are physically fit, you can climb to the top of the waterfall to enjoy the spectacular view from above and even swim there. The water flow is said to be stronger at the top, but the climb is reportedly challenging due to the narrow and winding path. Depending on your fitness level, the hike can take anywhere from 1.5 to 5 hours. Most people find that having fun at the base of the falls is enough, but if you’re not in a hurry and are interested, it’s definitely worth a try.

　　    Wli Waterfalls Reason to Visit: Ghana’s highest waterfall Continent: Africa Country/Region: Ghana Province/State: Volta Region