Polska skakavitsa, 50-meter waterfall in Kyustendil region, Bulgaria.

Polska Skakavitsa is a waterfall in the Kyustendil region that drops from a rocky cliff, forming multiple tiers as water rushes downward. The cascade flows over moss-covered rocks and creates a series of smaller drops before collecting in a natural pool below.

The waterfall lies near the village of Polska Skakavitsa in the Zemen mountain, Kyustendil municipality. Unlike most waterfalls, which shrink through erosion, this one grows taller each year because of the large amount of limestone dissolved in its water; it is said to be the only such waterfall in Bulgaria.

The waterfall's name, Polska Skakavitsa, is shared with the village of Polska Skakavitsa in Kyustendil Municipality. The waterfall is often compared to Rilska Skakavitsa, another waterfall in Bulgaria, and is listed among the country's harder-to-reach waterfalls. Visitors can spot the karst steps at the top where the water forms several ledges before falling freely.

The best time to visit is in spring and early summer when water flow is strongest. The route takes you through forest areas with natural paths, so sturdy shoes and time for walking are needed.

Several uncommon bird species nest together on the cliff faces in a concentration found nowhere else in Bulgaria. This gathering of birds makes the location a special observation point for those interested in wildlife.