Cmasi · CC0Salto Amambay
One of the Piribebuy-area waterfalls, on the road to Itacurubí, alongside Piraretã and Siete Caídas.
What it is
Salto Amambay is on the Piribebuy–Itacurubí de la Cordillera road, in the Piribebuy district. The Cordillera department article lists it among the area's waterfalls of great natural beauty, together with Piraretã and Siete Caídas, and the Ytú and Yhaguy Guazú streams. It is a simple nature stop for those who already know Piraretã and want to add another waterfall to the Piribebuy circuit.
What to see and do
- The water drop among the woods
- One more stop on the Piribebuy waterfall circuit
Did you know…?
Piribebuy stands out for its streams, long used for bathing and rest.
History
It shares its name with other waterfalls in the country; here it is part of the set of streams and falls around Piribebuy.
Tips
- Ask in Piribebuy about road conditions and any entrance fee.
- After heavy rain, access and flow can change.
Check opening hours before you go.
Best time: Summer, or after rain for more water.
Activities
Festivals and events here
National Festival of the 60-Stripe Poncho Para’i
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Researched and reviewed in September 2026 with 3 sources. A second reviewer checked dates, coordinates and lodging. Hours and prices may change.