The wide falls
Twenty metres.
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Salto Capioví is a wide waterfall on the Capioví stream inside the town of Capioví in Misiones, dropping about seven metres across twenty, with a natural pool up to four metres deep at its foot. Below the pool the water runs over a rocky bed no deeper than twenty centimetres, so adults and children alike can enjoy it, with Paraná rainforest on both sides. It is one of the province's most visited falls, for its beauty and easy access, just a hundred and fifty metres from paved National Route 12, with a restaurant, grills and a campsite. On the right bank stands the «Wheel of Remembrance», an old waterwheel German settlers used in the early twentieth century to make electricity from the falls themselves. It lies within the Don Alberto Nobs municipal park, with a small entry fee, open daily 08:00-19:00.
Twenty metres.
An old waterwheel.
For children.
Capioví town, 150 metres from National Route 12, Misiones
Yes, in the natural pool and the shallow run below it, for a small fee.