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Very hidden gem with very nature-focused, very adventurous, very photogenic character.

Discover the serene magic of O Qué Pipi Waterfall nestled deep in the lush jungles of Terreiro Velho on Príncipe Island. Surrounded by rich greenery and moss-covered stones, this tranquil waterfall oasis invites nature lovers to immerse themselves in soothing sounds of flowing water and fresh, humid forest air. Perfect for a soul-refreshing adventure, the cascading waters create a hidden gem that embodies untouched tropical beauty. Feel your worries melt away as you explore winding trails and uncover the peaceful sanctuary where nature whispers its timeless secrets.

Travel tip

Dry season from June to September offers the best trail conditions and vibrant greenery.

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Most videos filmed Feb during winter. July is moderate - a good balance of visitors and space.

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Dry season from June to September offers the best trail conditions and vibrant greenery.

2–4 hours including hiking and resting by the waterfall

Hiking boots or sturdy shoes, Waterproof camera or phone case, Insect repellent, Water bottle, and Lightweight rain jacket

Nature Lovers, Adventure Seekers, Solo Travelers, Eco Tourists, and Photographers

The nearest airport is Príncipe Airport (PCP), a short 15-minute drive from Terreiro Velho, connecting visitors to São Tomé and other regional hubs.

Choose to stay at eco-lodges and boutique guesthouses near Terreiro Velho, offering immersive jungle experiences and sustainable hospitality.Book a stay →

Explore additional attractions nearby such as hiking to Pico do Príncipe, visiting local plantations, and snorkeling along Príncipe’s pristine coastline.Book a tour →

$1-$25

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One of 46 clips our travelers have filmed in Santo António