Womé waterfall located in the Womé village about 15 kilometers from the city center of Kpalimé, is a real treasure of natural, refreshing, and diverse landscape. Each year, thousands of visitors discover a favorable socio-cultural framework, peasant crops, and plantations, a landscape of green plateaus planted with funny forests, not to mention the natural waterfall of Womé. By cultural virtue of its traditions, its festivals, and its proximity to Ghana, Womé is a culturally rich village, a culture that bears witness to the life of the first inhabitants of the area and offers any tourist the opportunity to visit the stone-made seating under the palaver tree, ancestral deities and their history, ancient caves and also to better understand the traditional dances and leisure activities of the area.

The Womé waterfall reserves the freshness of its fresh water for countless tourists and nature lovers. It is embellished with immense vegetation but the grandeur of its peculiarity lies in the impression of a large isolated cave, which it gives to tourists. Thanks to the eternal presence of water in its basin, tourists can swim at will and in complete safety throughout the year. The falls are about 12km from Kpalime. Visitors pay the admission fee to the Association Akatamanso at the entrance of the village of Womé; then it’s a further 4km to the picnic area near the falls. From the picnic area, it's a short but steep descent to the waterfalls through lush vegetation. The Womé waterfall deserves to be one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Togo.

• Location: Womé village, Togo

Among the prime sites that abound in the country, visitors can find the Kamalo waterfall. Located 06 km from Kpalimé, it is housed in the heart of the classified forest of Missahöe, in the municipality of the Kloto 3, in a natural green and fresh environment. It is a welcoming environment where rock water gushes out daily. Kamalo waterfall is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Togo because of its geographical position and all the natural sites that surround it. Thanks to its green environment, Kamalo has become a meeting place par excellence for nature lovers. It is even common to find monkeys on the site who come to drink or enjoy fruits such as mango. Unlike other waterfalls in the area, Kamalo waterfall is easy to access and has a picturesque environment that commands respect and admiration.

Kamalo waterfall is very popular, especially on weekends. Visitors come a lot from Lomé, but also from the interior of the country. Many leave with only good memories since souvenir gadgets are sold there by organized young people. Even pupils and students go there on cultural outings. It's not just locals who go there, visitors also come from Europe and other parts of the world. It can be judged that Kamalo waterfalls enjoy a good geographical position which gives them good visibility.

• Location: village Agomeh Yo, Togo

On the famous plateaus of Danyi, there is the Yikpa waterfall, the most beautiful tourist site in Togo. The Yikpa waterfall (also called Agumatsa waterfall) is within the Agmatsa Wildlife Sanctuary, about 30 km north of Kpalimé, and is the largest waterfall in West Africa. It is divided into two vertiginous falls, one of which is in Togo (110m high) and the other in Ghana. The landscapes to reach the falls are magnificent with a sometimes difficult climb. Two ways to get there: the two-day hike from Kouma Konda, with a stop at the Amégapé waterfall, overnight in a village, or transportation by the car to Yikpa, passing by the Danyi plateau.

As one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Togo, the Yikpa waterfall has everything to attract tourists and most visitors prefer to climb the mountain to enjoy the natural delights of the waterfall. The water is fresh, an irresistible invitation to swimming. A true paradise in a pure and green space. According to the inhabitants and elders of the locality, Yikpa waterfall is under the good guard, the benevolent eyes of the protecting geniuses. The villagers of Yikpa have organized themselves into the waterfall management committee and drawn a maintained track.

• Location: Danyi, Togo

If visitors visit Badou, don't miss seeing one of Togo's wonders, Aklowa waterfall - a 100m waterfall that rushes from a granite cliff into a pool deep in the forest. Aklowa waterfall has located 11 km from the city of Badou. The waterfall finds its source in an underground river and access is not easy and somewhat sporty on the way. It takes about 45 minutes to walk to the site. Bring water, fruit, a cap, sunscreen, and a bathing suit are the most essential items for a visit. This waterfall always attracts tourists and locals to relax and explore, bringing abundant economic benefits to Togo.

To get to Aklowa waterfall, visitors will need to take a 45-minute walk on narrow paths that wind over hills through cocoa plantations before entering the forest. The trip is a bit tiring but well worth it. In addition, visitors will find themselves deep in the forest and they will have the impression of discovering the world when they arrive in the ravine withdrawn at the base of the fall. Badou offers few hotel facilities with sufficient decency, it is admissible to visit the waterfall from Kpalimé if visitors own a vehicle or from Atakpamé if they have to travel by public transport. As a place with a cool and pleasant space, Aklowa waterfall deserves to be one of the indispensable names in the list of most beautiful waterfalls in Togo.

• Location: Badou, Togo