The Catabrigas Waterfall is a natural haven, surrounded by mountains, native woodland and walking trails, ideal for those seeking a connection with nature and a peaceful family outing.
Video about the Catabrigas Waterfall
Cachoeira dos Catabrigas no sul da Bahia
Location
The Catabrigas Waterfall is situated on the outskirts of the district of Ibirajá, which is part of the municipality of Itanhém, in the very south of the state of Bahia.
It is situated about 6 km from the district of Ibirajá and less than 30 km from Medeiros Neto, serving as a destination for local residents and visitors from neighbouring towns.
About the municipality
Itanhém is a municipality in southern Bahia which had a recorded population of around 20,000 inhabitants in the 2010 Census (official figures from the IBGE), with a strong influence from local residents and migrants from neighbouring regions.
Why visit
This attraction stands out for its landscape of mountain ranges and native woodland, natural pools and a waterfall of great beauty. It is a popular spot both for those looking to relax and for families seeking a weekend outing.
Infrastructure
- Camping space and open areas for pitching tents.
- Toilets and electricity at various points on the site (subject to local arrangements).
- Barbecue areas and small bars serving food and drink.
It is advisable to check the availability of services before travelling, as facilities may vary depending on the time of year and the local authorities.
Video and coverage
Reports and videos about the waterfall have already been featured on regional programmes (Bahia Rural / Globo), providing a good visual guide for planning your visit.
Quick tips for your visit
- Take water, sun cream and insect repellent with you.
- Footwear suitable for trails and wet rocks.
- Please respect the conservation areas and dispose of rubbish properly.
- If you’re going camping, check the rules and timings with the local organisers.
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