Lisbon

Lisbon Falls, Lisbon

About Lisbon Falls

The waterfall is one of the highest in the country, plunging 94 meters (308 feet) into a lush, verdant gorge below. Its name derives from the Lisbon River, which flows into the falls, and the surrounding area is known for its rich biodiversity and scenic landscapes. The falls are easily accessible via a short, well-maintained walking trail that offers visitors the opportunity to explore the surrounding forest, with panoramic views of the canyon and its lush vegetation. A viewing platform at the falls provides a perfect vantage point for photographs and a serene moment to appreciate the sheer power of the cascading water. Lisbon Falls is a must-visit for nature lovers and anyone seeking tranquility in a picturesque, untamed setting.

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