The Erin-Ijesha Waterfall is also known as the Olumirin Waterfall, which translates as "another deity." This natural waterfall is located in Erin-Ijesha, Osun State, Nigeria's southwestern region. This waterfall is magnificent because it is made up of seven unique waterfalls that cascade down from the top cliffs of the rock and into a pool of river that runs through canopies of lush foliage. Each one offers a fresh and unique perspective. The waterfall creates a vast pool of water on the ground that is encircled by foliage. The steps needed to reach the next level are not specified. Climbing them may be a daunting task, but it is a rewarding one as it gives an awe-inspiring experience. One can make going beyond the third step a quest as most people are unable to, or maybe they just don’t try. As most people begin to climb the waterfalls, they begin numbering from the base to the top, whereas it’s the other way around. The first waterfall is the one at the top. The second is the largest, with waters gushing down from a 40m rock.

The level of water is constant all through the year. The crisp air and fresh atmosphere, the serenity and calm, and the adventure of climbing, seeing, and discovering, are only some of the reasons that make Olumirin waterfall an ideal tourist site. There are hotels situated near the waterfall, so one can spend as much time as they want, basking in the presence of nature.

Location: Erin-Ijesha, Osun State, Nigeria's southwestern region

Gurara Waterfall is located between Suleja and Minna, the capital of Naija state. It was first discovered in 1975 and is named after two gods worshiped by the Gwarri people, Gura and Rara. The site is popular with foreigners and Nigerians who visit the recreational area to swim, have picnics and go bird watching. This place impresses tourists with its powerful, white waterfall.

Before Europeans turned it into a tourist attraction, the waterfall was primarily utilized for worship and human sacrifice to the gods. Concrete walkways and rocks distinguish the Guara waterfalls. Guara waterfall has proven to be one of the most attractive spots in Nigeria for picnics and leisure activities over the years. The waterfall peaks between April and November, while the lowest point is between January and March when the water is safe and clean enough for swimming. Furthermore, the river has a lot of possibilities for sports, fishing, and wildlife observation. It is also claimed that crocodiles can be discovered in their natural habitat beneath the riverbank. Guara Waterfall shines under the sun like fireworks.

Location: between Suleja and Minna, the capital of Naija state.

The Awhum Waterfall is in Amaugwe village, Awhum town, Udi Local Government Area, Enugu State, Nigeria. The Awhum Waterfall is made out of a large outcrop of granite rock, with water cascading from the top to form a stream. During the seasons, some parts of the waterfall are usually warm. The Awhum waterfall, which is 30 meters high, is located near the Awhum Monastery.

The villagers believe that if used, the water has medicinal properties and can drive away evil spirits. As a result, the Awhum Monastery was established beside the waterfall. As a result, the waterfall cave has become a pilgrimage and prayer center for Christians; the location is sacred, and access to it is controlled by the monastery.

Awhum waterfall is magical and has a breathtaking allure. This waterfall is supplied by an uninterrupted river stream that flows down a rugged cliff and through a gorgeous forest. This place is the best one to visit in Enugu for social and tourism delights.

Location: Amaugwe village, Awhum town, Udi Local Government Area, Enugu State

The Farin Ruwa Waterfall is located on the boundary of Nigeria's Bokkos LGA in Plateau State and Wamba LGA in Nassarawa State. Farin Ruwa literally translates to "white waters" in Hausa. This is the location where some table-water companies come to bottle water for marketing purposes. This waterfall cascades down a 150-meter-high cliff and represents a charming magnificence of natural beauty that enchants all visitors to the area. The area's volcanic rocks and granite landscape make it ideal for climbing and research, among other social activities. Farin Ruwa is one of Nigeria's most frequented waterfalls and a sight to behold.

The Farin Ruwa waterfall in Nasarawa State is a beautiful sight to behold. It has great tourism potential if properly developed. The flow of the waterfall forms ridges on top of the hill, down to the lowest part of the rocks. As it flows down to other parts of the rocks to form streams, it produces different musical tunes. This attracts various birds from far and near to the thick forest. They perch on trees and flowers to enjoy nature.

Location: Nigeria's Bokkos LGA in Plateau State and Wamba LGA in Nassarawa State

Matsirga waterfall is one of the most majestic waterfalls in Nigeria, located in Kafanchan Kaduna state Nigeria. The waterfall source is from the springs of water above Kagoro hills. Matsirga Waterfalls is about 25 meters tall. The waterfall drops from a cliff of 30 meters in height into a gorge surrounded by rocks. Matsirga Waterfalls cascades from a face of sheer rock through four natural funnels. It's about 30 meters tall and falls into a large plunge pool at the bottom. Locals refer to the stream that feeds into the falls as "the River Wonderful".

The Matsirga waterfalls' surroundings have been described as "exceptional natural beauty that is both calm and breathtakingly gorgeous." The waterfall is a collection of four separate waterfalls that cascade down in a gorgeous form that continues to captivate all visitors. This waterfall is an excellent location for a romantic rendezvous with nature away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Don't forget to bring your hiking and swimming gear when you go on your trip. A good camera, as well as a bottle of water, is a good idea.

Location: Kafanchan Kaduna state Nigeria

The Owu waterfall, located in Ifelodun LGA of Kwara State of Nigeria is one of the most fascinating waterfalls to visit in North Central Nigeria and the tallest in the country. The existence of Owu falls is untraceable, but the fall has been described as the highest and most spectacular natural waterfall in West Africa. The waterfall cascades 330 feet down an escarpment with rocky outcrops to a pool of ice-cold water below which gives a beautiful landscape and offers visitors a refreshing atmosphere.

Owu Falls, which spans 200 meters and is a beautiful holiday site, is always at its best during the wet season. Owu Falls provides a great combination of fantastic attractions and access to high-quality accommodations, with a variety of quality-assessed accommodations and good-quality restaurants. Its ideal location and wonderful holiday experience make it the ideal spot for your next vacation.

The waterfalls are surrounded by a stunning natural environment and hills, making touring an unforgettable experience. The waterfall is distinguished by its ice-cold waterfall, picturesque rocky sections and paths, and lush environs. The Owu Waterfall in Kwara State is known as a "wonder in the woods." It is one of West Africa's highest and most interesting waterfalls, cascading from a height of roughly 120 meters to a pool of foaming water below. Visitors will enjoy swimming in the pool or simply watching others have fun while picnicking.

Location: Ifelodun LGA of Kwara State

Ogbagada waterfall popularly known as Ezeagu waterfall is one of the most popular waterfalls in Enugu, located within the Ezeagu tourist complex in Obinofia Ndiuno, the Ezeagu waterfall is at the lower end of the Okpoku Spring, a cold and worm spot with the Ogbagada river. The complex features exotic foliage, an Ogbagada beautiful waterfall, a natural spring and lake, and a three-kilometer-long cave full of tunnels and chambers.

The waterfall, locally called ‘Ogbagada’ is about 23 meters high. The water rushes down the cliff with a thunderous sound that can be heard from a distance.

One amazing feature of Ogbagada is its capacity to mark the start of harmattan with an extremely loud noise from the falls. Its magnificence is exemplified by the nearly 5-kilometer-long Obinofia cave, whose sheer vastness and compartments are breathtaking. Every year, a large number of people come here. Pilgrims are constantly drawn to this spot because the water from the fall is thought to be medicinal.

Location: Ezeagu tourist complex in Obinofia Ndiuno

Arinta Waterfall is one of the many prides of Ekiti State. The Arinta Waterfalls which is situated in Ipole-Iloro town, close to Ikogosi is about 10 to 15 minutes drive to Ikogosi warm spring Resort. Arinta Falls is surrounded by mini rocks and has seven distinct step-like falls. This place is naturally endowed with thick and evergreen forests. The Arinta waterfall is a wonderful spectacle to behold, cascading down rocky hills from a great height to form a flowing pool of spring water amidst natural forest vegetation. They are a popular tourist site that draws local and foreign tourists to the State.

The overawing ridge's steep slopes and panoramic views of a beautiful valley trapped between two ridges meet the eyes. A huge area of lush flora is set against a distant patchwork of rust-brown 'tabs,' with a skyline bedecked with gently undulating ridge tops on the other side. The midday sun electrified the valley's verdure flavor, casting it in a beautiful romance of brilliant and dark tones of leaf green. The tarmac road descends to the other side of the ridge to meet the Ipole-Iloro enclave. At the village's entrance, a tiny brook meets the road. It is called the Oluwa stream, and being highly-revered by the people, it is said that water can cure any kind of disease.

Location: Ekiti State, Ipole-Iloro town

The Assop Waterfall is situated in Plateau State and about 64 kilometers from Jos, the capital of the state. This waterfall is along the Jos-Abuja road, and what is more, it is one of the best natural attractions for tourists and fun-lovers in the Northern-Central part of Nigeria. The Assop Waterfall is perfect for picnicking, bird-watching, sightseeing, swimming, and other social entertainment during the festive seasons.

Interestingly, the waterfall is a remarkable area with a lot of tourism potential. The waterfall is flanked by rocks of various formations and a natural forest gallery, giving it an amazing view. The water also nourishes the natural grasslands that stretch into the gallery trees.

The sound of water cascading from the rock into the valley, making a little pool before flowing in a stream-like fashion, is a beautiful sight and sound that lends itself to any type of program or meeting. Even the sound of various birds chirping forth delightful tunes can enliven the morning, afternoon, or nighttime ambiance. Without a doubt, Assop Waterfalls is a natural waterfall in every way.

Location: Plateau State

The Kwa Falls is located in Anegeje village in Akamkpa LGA of Cross River State and is an extension of the Kwa River. Its sparkling waters cascade down basement rocks situated at the Oban side of the Cross River National Park.

The Kwa Falls are reached through 234 steps, and the cascade runs into a canopy of tropical rainforest and mangrove forest rich in Mahogany, Ebony, and Spruce trees in a magnificent environment. The breathtaking Kwa Falls cascades down a cliff via a large vertical gash in the Great Kwa River channel (also known as the Kwa Ibo River or Kwa River), which flows smoothly through Cross River State, south-eastern Nigeria, draining the east side of lovely metropolis of Calabar.

The river is reported to originate in the Cross River National Park's Oban Hills and run south to the Cross River estuary.All year round, tourists and visitors at Calabar keep trooping down to the Kwa Falls for its amazing sight.

Location: Anegeje village in Akamkpa LGA of Cross River State