Ditinn Falls
Chute de Ditinn
One of Guinea's highest waterfalls, a slender stream falling vertically from a cliff roughly 120 metres high.
Ditinn Falls lies about 20 km north of Dalaba, where water drops almost vertically off a sandstone cliff. The fall is often said to be about 120 metres high, ending in a deep pool surrounded by forest. From Ditinn village, drive a dirt road and then walk 30–45 minutes down to the valley floor. There is water in the dry season too, though the flow is thinner. A small entry fee applies, and villagers can guide you. The descent is steep and slippery, so take extra care in the rainy season. It is often visited together with Dalaba.
Opening hours
Daytime
Nearby sights
- Jardins Auguste Chevalier
- Pont de Dieu
- Dalaba
- Case à Palabres de Dalaba
- Kambadaga Falls
- Kinkon Falls & Lake
- Doucki Canyon
- Grand Marché de Labé