This impressive waterfall is formed by a series of stepped cascades along the course of the El Naranjo River. It has seven falls ranging from 2 to 20 meters, which flow into a pool. You can swim in the natural pools, although you should be aware that during the rainy season, the water flow increases, so you must take extra precautions.

The most characteristic activity is waterfall jumping, which involves a route of several waterfalls where you can jump from different heights. It starts with the waterfall called La Prueba and goes up to El Toro, which has a drop of 20 meters and jumping is no longer allowed.

There are many activities you can do here, including rafting, where you can cover a 10 km distance starting from the Micos Water Park. 

If you like adrenaline, you shouldn't miss the zipline, where you can cross on an aerial bike for 165 meters.

It's a unique experience, as apart from the activity itself, you can enjoy an incredible panoramic view.

There are several islets along the river that are used as picnic spots. 

Fishing is another activity you can do here, as catfish, carp, and acamaya are abundant.