Salto del Caburní

Salto del Caburní is a waterfall located near Trinidad. It's a popular destination for hikers, who are rewarded with a refreshing swim at the base of the waterfall.

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    Location & How to Get There

    Salto del Caburní is a scenic waterfall nestled in the lush landscapes near Trinidad, in Central Cuba. The exact address is not formally designated, but it is accessible via a hiking trail from the town of Topes de Collantes, approximately 20 kilometers from Trinidad.

    • From Trinidad: The most common route is by taxi or shared colectivo to Topes de Collantes, followed by a guided hike or self-guided walk to the waterfall. The trailhead is well-marked.
    • Hiking: The trail to Salto del Caburní is moderately challenging, taking about 45 minutes to an hour each way, with steep sections and uneven terrain.

    Opening Hours & Tickets

    The waterfall is accessible during daylight hours, typically from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. There is no formal entrance fee, but donations to local guides or park maintenance are appreciated.

    Best Time to Visit

    Early mornings or weekdays are ideal to avoid crowds. The waterfall is most impressive during the rainy season (May to October), though the trail can be slippery. Dry season (November to April) offers clearer paths but reduced water flow.

    Duration of Visit

    Plan for 2-3 hours total, including the hike and time to enjoy the waterfall and swimming hole.

    Activities

    • Swimming in the natural pool at the base of the waterfall.
    • Photography, with the lush greenery and cascading water providing a picturesque backdrop.
    • Birdwatching and nature observation along the trail.

    Facilities

    Facilities are minimal. There are no restrooms or cafes at the site, so visitors should bring their own supplies. Parking is available near the trailhead in Topes de Collantes.

    What to Bring/Wear

    • Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip.
    • Swimwear and a towel if planning to swim.
    • Water, snacks, and sun protection (hat, sunscreen).
    • A waterproof bag for valuables.

    Rules & Regulations

    • Respect the natural environment: no littering or removing plants.
    • Swimming is at your own risk; there are no lifeguards.
    • Pets are not recommended due to the rugged terrain.

    Contact Information

    Information not readily available for official contact. Local tour operators in Trinidad can provide guided excursions.