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#Booda smoke waterfall how to#

In the Lakes Region of southern Chile, there’s plenty of water, so it’s no surprise that the Petrohué Falls ( Saltos del Petrohué) make this list. The Saltos del Petrohu é near Puerto Varas are a thundering, swirling mass of water in Chile’s Lakes Region. To reach the bottom, it’s a three-day trek from Lençóis.

From there it’s a two- to three-hour hike southwest of town to the top of the falls. Alternatively, hiring a car is a good option for independent travellers.

#Booda smoke waterfall how to#

How to visit: Local buses travel the five to six hours from Salvador to Lençóis.

Best time to visit: November through April for highest water volume, or May through October to see the ‘smoking’ cascade.

Location: Chapada Diamantina National Park, northeastern Brazil.

We recommend Amboro Tours, who operate out of Santa Cruz. Visitors must book with a government-approved tour company. Set just behind a pillar-like limestone outcropping, these falls are often crowned with a rainbow.

While quite remote and a challenge to approach, this waterfall is a sight to behold. In Bolivia near the border with Brazil are the magnificent Rainbow Falls ( Cascada Arco Iris). On the Bolivian border with Brazil, the incredible Rainbow Falls are a dramatic set of waterfalls located within Noel Kempff National Park.