Wadjakli Waterfalls

Wadjakli Waterfalls is a waterfall at Likpe-Todome in the Guan District of the Oti Region, Ghana. Sources describe it as a tiered or cascading fall set within a scenic mountain landscape, and it is treated in the evidence as a waterfall attraction rather than a developed visitor site.

Its practical draw is as a relaxing stop after hiking the Likpe Ancestral Caves in the same area. The falls are also described as one of the more easily accessible waterfalls in Ghana, which is useful context for visitors weighing how much effort a stop here involves.

Access from the community is short: roughly a ten-minute walk from Likpe-Todome along a trail through local paths and greenery. No official trail grading has been published. The mountain climb associated with the Likpe caves is described as physically demanding, with sturdy footwear advised.

Naming varies across sources. Both "Wadjakli" and "Wajakli" appear, as do "Waterfalls" and "Falls". Google Places lists a "Wadjakli Waterfall" at Likpe Mate, a different locality, so it is worth confirming that the intended destination is the falls at Likpe-Todome.

Entry fees, opening hours and on-site facilities are not established in the sources reviewed for this draft. Those details should be treated as unknown and confirmed locally before travelling.