Waterfall on the Elendsrivier River

The Elendsrivière River originates near the town of Entocosweni, South Africa, and after passing through a complex waterfall, connects to the right bank of the Crocodile River. This waterfall has gained great popularity among local residents, many legends are associated with it. Its waters fall from a height of 40 meters, and the rumble is heard for several kilometers. The place in which the waterfall is located was called “Waterwall Bowen”, which means “over the waterfall”. Due to the fact that the rocks have the shape of a semicircle, various sound effects are often created here, which have attracted the attention of local residents since ancient times. One of the legends says that there lives a terrible monster that roars in the cave and scares everyone around. The foot of the waterfall is dotted with many tropical shrubs, and dwarf twisted trees grow on steep cliffs.

There is a beautiful observation deck with stunning views of the city. To get to it, you need to go through the tunnel of the old railway, which is located near the waterfall. This place is perfect for active recreation, here you will get a lot of positive emotions and impressions.