
Cachoeira mais alta do País!
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A 340-metre waterfall that the wind turns to mist above the canyons of Chapada Diamantina, reached from Vale do Capão, in Palmeiras, Bahia.
Cachoeira da Fumaça is a 340-metre waterfall named after what happens to the water on the way down: the wind blows the thin stream apart before it reaches the ground, and the fall dissolves into hanging mist.
The most sought-after spot is the viewpoint at the top, reached by a trail that crosses canyons and ends at the edge, where you look down on the fall from above.
The best-known access starts in Vale do Capão, listed by IBGE as Caeté-Açu and a district of Palmeiras, in Bahia. The municipality sits in the Seabra microregion and is one of six that share Parque Nacional da Chapada Diamantina, along with Andaraí, Ibicoara, Itaetê, Lençóis and Mucugê.
For anything inside the park, two things are worth keeping in mind: there is no mobile phone signal, and ICMBio recommends hiring a visitor guide, since the trails are not signposted. Agree on time and meeting point before you set out.
There is an active experience in the Vivai catalogue that includes Cachoeira da Fumaça. In the same municipality, the catalogue also lists Águas Claras, Cachoeiras da Angélica e Purificação, Poço do Gavião, Cachoeira do Rio Preto e das Rodas, Cachoeira do Riachinho and Vale do Pati.

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