Nyagbo Sroe Waterfall

Nyagbo Sroe Waterfall is a waterfall at Nyagbo Sroe, a village in the Afadzato South District of Ghana's Volta Region. It appears in a published round-up of waterfalls found in the Volta Region, where it is listed by name and location alongside other falls in the same region.

That regional context is the main reason the waterfall is known at all. The Volta Region's most widely recognised waterfall is Wli, also called Agumatsa, and Nyagbo Sroe is documented as one of the many smaller falls scattered across the same region rather than as a destination with its own established visitor infrastructure.

The village of Nyagbo Sroe is described in social media posts as sitting high in the mountains of the Volta Region. That description is unverified and comes from informal sources, so it should be treated as an indication of a hilly, upland setting rather than a confirmed fact about the terrain around the fall.

Practical information is largely absent. No official operator page, district tourism authority page, or detailed visitor account was located during research, so the waterfall's height, the character of the drop, the condition of any trail, entry arrangements, opening times, and fees are all unknown. Visitors should not assume that facilities, guides, or marked paths exist.

What can be said with confidence is limited: this is a waterfall in the Afadzato South District of the Volta Region, near the village of Nyagbo Sroe, and it is listed among the region's waterfalls. Anyone planning a visit would need to confirm access locally, as no authoritative source describing the site has been identified.