Waterfalls and pools of the Topocoro reservoir
Waterfalls and natural pools you reach by boat or on foot. Find the tours that include them and how to visit them safely.
Waterfalls and pools at Topocoro
We only publish tours from operators with a valid National Tourism Registry (RNT). While we verify the first ones, read what the activity is like and plan your visit with the guide below.
Waterfalls and pools by town
Visiting the reservoir's waterfalls
Several of the reservoir's waterfalls and pools are visited as a stop on a boat tour; others are reached on a trail from the shore. Each place has its own page with the type of access, the entrance fee if there is one and who takes you there.
Swimming safely
- Only swim where the operator or guide says you can.
- Avoid the pools after heavy rain: the flow and currents change.
- Wear shoes with good grip on the rocks.
- Do not leave trash behind: what you bring in, you take back.
How to get there
Check the reservoir map to locate waterfalls, viewpoints and docks, and the guide on how to get there for the route from your town.
Frequently asked questions: waterfalls and pools at Topocoro
Are there waterfalls at the Topocoro reservoir?
Yes. Some are visited on boat tours and others by trail. Each tour lists the stops it includes.
Can you swim in the pools?
In some, yes, depending on the day's conditions. Always follow the operator's or guide's instructions.
How much does it cost to visit a waterfall?
It depends on the tour or the place. Each place's page shows whether there is an entrance fee.
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