Murchison Falls: Located in Murchison Falls National Park, this powerful waterfall cascades down a 250-foot gorge, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Boat trips offer stunning views of the falls and the surrounding wildlife.
Thomson Falls: Plunging 72 meters into a lush gorge, Thomson Falls is one of the highest in Kenya. Hike down to the base for a refreshing shower or admire the panoramic views from above.

Karuru Falls: Deep within the Aberdare National Park, Karuru Falls is a three-tiered wonder cascading 300 meters. Hike through the forest to reach viewing platforms and witness the falls' grandeur.
Seven Falls of Aberdare: This hidden gem features a series of cascading waterfalls amidst the Aberdare National Park's lush forests. Hike through diverse vegetation to reach each unique fall.

Murchison Falls: Nicknamed "The Power of Niagara of Africa," Murchison Falls is a magnificent sight. The Nile River surges through a narrow gorge, creating a dramatic 43 meters drop. Boat trips offer stunning views and wildlife encounters.
Sipi Secret Falls: Tucked away in a lush valley, this hidden gem offers a challenging hike rewarded by a secluded waterfall and a natural pool for swimming.

Sipi Falls: This series of three cascading waterfalls in the Sipi Mountains offers breathtaking scenery and cool swimming pools. Hike through coffee plantations to reach each level and enjoy the refreshing mist.
Mburo Falls: Located in Lake Mburo National Park, this 30-meter waterfall cascades into a vibrant green gorge. Wildlife viewing opportunities and scenic hikes make it a popular destination.

Itanda Falls: Hidden in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, this 30-meter waterfall offers a serene escape surrounded by rainforest canopy. Hike through the park, spot primates like gorillas, and witness the falls' cascading beauty.

Mutara Falls: Located near the border with Burundi, Mutara Falls plunges 150 feet (46 meters) into a lush gorge. Hike through the surrounding forest and admire the falls' power from various vantage points.
Muvumba Falls: Located in Akagera National Park, Muvumba Falls is a powerful cascade plunging 40 meters into a deep gorge. Hike through the savanna landscape to reach the falls and enjoy the panoramic views.

Akagera Falls: Situated in Akagera National Park, this 30-meter waterfall tumbles into a scenic gorge. Boat trips on Lake Ihema offer stunning views of the falls and the park's diverse wildlife.
Ndaba Falls: Nestled in a lush rainforest within Volcanoes National Park, this 80-meter waterfall is a sight to behold. Hike through the park, encounter mountain gorillas, and witness the falls' cascading power.
Ndaro Falls: This lesser-known waterfall offers a serene escape. Hike through tea plantations to reach the falls, known for their beauty and refreshing plunge pool.

Chutes de la Karera: Located in Ruvubu National Park, this 80-meter waterfall plunges into a deep gorge surrounded by rainforest. Boat trips on the Ruvubu River offer unique perspectives of the falls and the park's wildlife.
Chutes de la Rusumo: This 30-meter waterfall marks the border between Burundi and Tanzania. Hike through the surrounding forests, enjoy scenic views, and observe the diverse birdlife.

Cascade de la Rusumo: This 45-meter waterfall forms the border between Burundi and Tanzania, offering a stunning natural spectacle. Hike through the scenic landscape to reach the falls and enjoy the panoramic views.

Seven Canyons Waterfall: Located in Gorongosa National Park, Seven Canyons Waterfall is a series of seven cascading waterfalls surrounded by dramatic cliffs and canyons. Hike through the park to explore the different falls and enjoy the diverse wildlife.
Chutes de Meponda: This 80-meter waterfall plunges into a deep gorge, creating a dramatic natural wonder.

Cabora Bassa Waterfall: This artificial waterfall is the second-largest in Africa, created by the Cabora Bassa Dam. Boat tours offer stunning views of the falls and the surrounding landscape.

Seven Sisters Waterfalls: Located in Gorongosa National Park, these seven waterfalls cascade over granite rocks, creating a series of natural pools perfect for swimming.The Seven Sisters Waterfalls are named after a local legend of seven sisters who drowned in the falls.