Cachoeira do Córrego Almécegas II

Cachoeira do Córrego Almécegas II is a waterfall in Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park that drops into a natural pool surrounded by dense forest. The site sits within a protected conservation area managed to preserve the landscape and water flow.

The waterfall served as a vital water source for communities that settled in the Goiás region starting in the 18th century. The area was later designated as a national park to protect its natural and cultural heritage.

Indigenous peoples hold this waterfall sacred and gather here for traditional ceremonies throughout the year. The site carries deep spiritual meaning connected to the local relationship with flowing water and the surrounding forest.

Arrive early in the morning to enjoy the site with fewer crowds and better lighting for views. Bring sturdy shoes and a towel, as trails near the water can be wet and slippery.

The site offers a rappelling route where visitors descend through natural rock formations while water cascades nearby. This hands-on experience of the waterfall requires guidance from trained instructors and provides a different perspective than simply viewing from above.