El Limón Waterfall in Estebanía (La Cueva del Agua Sector)

Discover El Limón Waterfall in Estebanía, a crystal-clear cascade born on Loma El Limón that plunges into a natural swimming hole perfect for cooling off. Access is via the La Cueva del Agua sector, hiking a 30-minute trail through humid forest and cacao groves. Bring mud-ready shoes, a swimsuit, and a taste for adventure. An authentic hidden gem in the Deep South, ideal for unplugging and soaking in untouched nature without the crowds. Local guides available in the community.

Born from the Limón River on Loma de la Cueva, this 130–160-foot drop exists thanks to the karst topography typical of the South. The La Cueva del Agua community protects it as their lifeblood and natural swimming spot. Once a path for small farmers and woodcutters, today it's Estebanía's ecotourism pride — where icy water springs from between rocks and guácima trees (wild guava).