Cascade de Womé

Near Kpalimé (Plateaux Region), Togo

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Cascade de Womé (also known as Womé Waterfalls) is a scenic waterfall near Kpalimé in the Plateaux Region of Togo, about 12–16 kilometers southwest of the town in the canton of Womé close to the Ghanaian border.

The falls drop roughly 25 meters into a natural pool surrounded by lush tropical forest, where visitors can swim beneath the cascading water while enjoying views of nearby plantations of cacao, coffee, bananas, and mangoes. The site lies in a hilly, forested highland area typical of the Kloto Plateaux and is reached via a bumpy track, then a short but steep hike through green vegetation down to the water.

Discovered by local youth around the year 2000 and later developed as an ecotourism site, Cascade de Womé is now one of the region’s main attractions, combining leisure activities such as swimming and picnicking with cultural and spiritual significance linked to a traditional local deity associated with the land.