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Kintampo Waterfalls in Kintampo, Kintampo: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

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Kintampo Waterfalls

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A twin waterfall on the Pumpum River at Kintampo in Bono East, just off the Kumasi–Tamale highway, with a canopy walk and shallow pools for paddling.

📍 Location
Kintampo, Bono East Region, just off the Kumasi–Tamale highway, Kintampo, Kintampo, Bono East

What is Kintampo Waterfalls?

Kintampo Waterfalls sits just north of Kintampo town in Bono East, on the Kumasi–Tamale highway, making it a natural midway stop. The Pumpum River drops over two main falls, and there is a canopy walk on a ladder bridge for an extra fee. The water at the base is shallow and safe to splash and wade in, which makes it one of the most family-friendly waterfalls in Ghana.

Entry is about GH₵10–15 for Ghanaian adults and GH₵5–10 for children, with foreigners at USD 5–10 and a canopy walk supplement of about GH₵40. It is open daily from 7:30am to 5:30pm.

Kintampo Waterfalls is a community-managed site and the surrounding forest is protected.

Family cost snapshot: GHS 50 for 2 resident adults + 2 resident children + parkingResident adults GHS 15 each. Resident children GHS 10 each. Toddlers: free. Non-resident families pay GHS 30 for the same group (10 × 2 adults + 5 × 2 children). Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Kintampo Waterfalls ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChildToddler
Kenya / East African residentGHS 15GHS 10Free
Non-residentGHS 10GHS 5Free

Ghanaian adults GH₵10–15 and children GH₵5–10, foreigners USD 5–10, and the canopy walk about GH₵40 extra. Confirm current rates at the gate.

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  • Shallow water Safe for children to paddle
  • Midway stop On the Kumasi–Tamale drive
  • Canopy walk An optional extra

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0-2 years Good Shallow water with an adult
3-5 years Great Paddling and short walks
6-9 years Great Falls and canopy walk
10-12 years Great Full visit
13+ years Good Falls and canopy walk

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10:00
Arrive and payAt the gate
10:15
Falls and paddling
11:15
Canopy walkOptional extra
12:00
Snacks and continue north

Key details

Address
Kintampo, Bono East Region, just off the Kumasi–Tamale highway, Kintampo
Opening hours
Daily 7:30am–5:30pm Closed now
How long to plan
1.5 to 2 hours
Suitable ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoor
Booking
Walk-in
Payment accepted
  • Cash at the gate

What to expect when you visit

Pay at the gate, then walk down to the falls. The water at the base is shallow, so children can wade and splash. The canopy walk is an optional extra and is charged separately.

Allow an hour and a half to two hours. It is a natural midway stop on the Kumasi–Tamale drive, and the shallow water makes it unusually child-friendly.

What if...?

The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.

Can children paddle?

Yes, the water at the base is shallow.

How much is entry?

GH₵10–15 for Ghanaian adults.

Is the canopy walk extra?

Yes, about GH₵40.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Safety notes

Supervise children in the water, hold hands on the steps and follow the guide on the canopy walk.

Tickets and costs

Parking
Free
Free entry rules
No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Twin waterfalls, shallow paddling pools, canopy walk

Plan your visit

Combine with
  • Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary
  • Mole National Park
  • Techiman
What to bring
  • Shoes with grip
  • water
  • change of clothes
  • swimwear for paddling

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Here is what to expect on the ground.

Stepped paths to the falls; not suitable for pushchairs.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Kintampo Waterfalls?
Kenya and East African resident adults pay GHS 15 and resident children pay GHS 10. Non-resident adults pay GHS 10 and non-resident children pay GHS 5. Children under the toddler age enter free. Ghanaian adults GH₵10–15 and children GH₵5–10, foreigners USD 5–10, and the canopy walk about GH₵40 extra. Confirm current rates at the gate.
What are the Kintampo Waterfalls opening hours?
Daily 7:30am–5:30pm.
How long do you need at Kintampo Waterfalls?
Plan for 1.5 to 2 hours.
What payment methods does Kintampo Waterfalls accept?
Kintampo Waterfalls accepts Cash at the gate. It does not accept cash.

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