Tagbo Falls is a waterfall in Ghana, located at Liati Wote, approximately 27 kilometers east of the township of Hohoe in the Volta Region. The water falls down in several stages, with the last stage being about 60m. high. The area is surrounded by a tropical rainforest.
The waterfall is surrounded by a friendly village on the foothill of Ghana’s highest peak Mt. Afadjato, and within walking distance of the Tagbo Waterfalls. The lodge is a perfect base for nature lovers and hikers. The landscape offers stunning views over the lush mountains of Eastern Ghana and Western Togo. On a clear day you can even see the Volta Lake. Depending on your level of fitness you can extend the hike by combining neighbouring Bledi or venturing into the surrounding hills of Mount Aduado and the Twin Mountains. In addition to the Tagbo Falls and Mount Afadjato trails, the lush surroundings of Liati Wote offer plenty of other hiking opportunities. Whether you are after a short, leisurely stroll or an intensive full-day or multi-day hike, this is the place to go.
Meet the people of Liati Wote and witness the daily activities such as drying of cocoa, extracting palm oil, cooking and milling maize. Village life has a tranquil pace, and you will find people chatting at the market stalls or playing games in the shade of the tree. The tapping of fresh palm wine from a tree trunk and the home brewing of local gin called ‘Akpeteshi’ fascinated many of our visitors. This local gin is very popular throughout the country and the production of it is a true industry in Ghana.
In case your children are too young to take part in any of the activities, Philo’s nanny service might help you out, this tourist site is very beautiful, self-relaxing and adventurous place to visit. All are always welcome.
