Things to see and do Tomegbe

From the Tomegbé checkpoint, a short hike of about 20 minutes, with a slightly steep but feasible access for good walkers, leads to this refreshing waterfall. Nicknamed "the talking river" because of its important rustling, it has a height of about 30 m. Its flow is powerful, especially in the rainy season. It is surrounded by lush vegetation and hills offering a panoramic view of some of Ghana's mountains. On site, it is possible to swim and picnic.

The BEC Association was created to work for the protection and enhancement of natural and cultural resources and to involve communities in the development of their environment. Its activities are oriented towards education, health, the environment, and tourism, which is the main source of income for the association to carry out its development activities. Some of the benefits associated with tourism activities are returned to the Village Development Committee of Tomegbe. The association also proposes the discovery of the region's customs and customs: visit to the traditional chef, dance and percussion show.