Wli Waterfalls Community Tourism

Wli Waterfalls (also spelt Agumatsa) is the highest waterfall in West Africa, located in the Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary near Wli village, Volta Region, Ghana, on the border with Togo. The waterfall cascades approximately 80 metres (lower falls) and 240 metres (upper falls) down a rock cliff, surrounded by tropical forest home to thousands of fruit bats, birds, and butterflies. The site is managed as a community tourism destination by the Wli community, offering guided hikes, homestays, and cultural experiences.