Things to see and do Dindefello

In addition to the waterfall, it is possible to visit the Dandé caves in the village of Alpha Yaya and to go to the source of the waterfall on the plateau with a guide. You can also hike to the top of the falls to get a bird's eye view and thrill in the descent (notice to experienced hikers). You can also make a full day loop through the potters' village of Nandumare and the Afia waterfall, with a view of the Ségou waterfall.

This is the most spectacular waterfall in the region! Bathing suit essential. As you go deeper into the dense forest along the path leading to it, the air is refreshed by lush vegetation. After a good half hour's walk, you arrive at a real pool of pure, fresh water, a haven of peace in an exceptional setting. Be aware that if you go in the dry season, the waterfall will be less abundant in water and therefore less impressive. But, rest assured, you can always take a dip in the natural pool!

With its unique biodiversity, the Dindéfello Community Reserve is one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in West Africa. Renowned as an exceptional ornithological spot, it is also home to an endangered species: the West African chimpanzee (pan troglodytes verus). The Jane Goodall Institute in Spain, a foundation created by the famous primatologist, has set up a research, conservation and training centre there with the aim of protecting this endangered primate.