What is El Salto del Cacao Waterfall?
Discover El Salto del Cacao in Loma de Cabrera, a natural gem where the Cacao River forms a crystal-clear cascade surrounded by native vegetation. Perfect for a refreshing dip in its natural pools and soaking up the peace of the Dominican countryside. Access requires a moderate hike along rural trails — ideal for those seeking light adventure and a connection with unspoiled nature. Bring water, snacks, and non-slip footwear. An authentic slice of Dajabón to unplug and experience real ecotourism without the crowds.
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Born in Loma de Cabrera, where the Cacao River cuts through the Central Mountain Range. Its cold waters flow down from pine forests and high-altitude coffee plantations, forming natural pools among volcanic rocks. Long a path for farmers and route for woodcutters, today it's the fresh-air lung where locals and visitors alike come to cool off from the heat of the northwest line.

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