Volio Waterfall, Waterfall in Bribri, Costa Rica.

Volio Waterfall is a cascade in the Bribri area in eastern Costa Rica, tucked within dense montane forest. The water forms a natural pool at its base and is surrounded by thick vegetation and towering trees.

Volio Waterfall sits inside the Bribri Indian Reservation near the town of Bribri, in Limón Province. The reservation is Bribri land, and the falls are reached through the Talamancan montane forests that cover this part of eastern Costa Rica. Tour companies based in the area run visits to the site.

The waterfall sits inside the Bribri Indigenous Reservation, and the town at its trailhead is itself named Bribri, after the people whose territory surrounds the falls. Visits are arranged through local tour companies, so the site is reached with area guides rather than independently.

Reaching the falls requires a moderate hike through Talamancan montane forest, and many tour companies in Bribri offer guided visits. A large pool at the base of the 15-metre drop is used by locals and tourists. Several knife-point robberies were reported as of November 2019, so go with a guide and keep valuables out of sight.

The waterfall drops about 50 feet (15 metres) into a large pool at its base, which is used by both Bribri locals and visitors. Reaching it takes a moderate hike through Talamancan montane forest inside the Bribri Indigenous Reservation.