Cascata de Praia Pesqueira, Waterfall and scenic viewpoint in São João dos Angolares, São Tomé and Príncipe.

Cascada de la Playa Pesqueira is a waterfall in the southeastern part of São João dos Angolares where fresh water flows directly into the Atlantic Ocean. The water descends from the region's slopes and meets the ocean waves, creating a remarkable landscape where two water sources converge.

The area around the waterfall was settled by fishermen in the early 1900s who relied on its fresh water supply for their daily needs. This early settlement became the foundation for the present-day community.

Local people from Ribeira Peixe still use the waterfall for everyday tasks like washing clothes and collecting fresh water. These daily practices remain woven into the community's routine.

You can reach the waterfall by following a trail south of São João dos Angolares that passes through the village. Wearing sturdy shoes and hiring a local guide is recommended to navigate the terrain safely.

Near the coast by the waterfall, there is a viewpoint where you can see both the waterfall and the volcanic peak Pico Cão Grande in the distance. This rare combination of fresh water and mountain formations makes the location remarkable for visitors.