Waterfall · Itambé do Mato Dentro, MG
Cachoeira do Funil
A set of three consecutive drops in the rural area of Itambé do Mato Dentro, about 7 km from the town center. The water formed pools and an opening in the rock wall that gave the waterfall its name.
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About Cachoeira do Funil
Cachoeira do Funil is located about seven kilometers from the town center of Itambé do Mato Dentro. The site features three consecutive drops and natural pools among rocks, in a landscape of forest and a stony riverbed. The name comes from an opening in the rock wall, carved by the flowing water, where a small waterfall descends. The point of interest on the visit is to observe how the river meets different rock levels and forms pools along its course. Arrange arrival with local guidance, because the distance from town alone does not indicate the conditions of the final access. When walking, wear sturdy footwear and stay on authorized paths. Before entering the pools, check water conditions and follow the instructions of those accompanying the visit. Allow enough time to explore the site without rushing and carry out all waste.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
2 to 3 hours, plus the access travel time.
Best time
Fair weather, depending on local water and trail conditions. Confirm accessibility before you go.
How to get there
The attraction is in the rural area, about 7 km from the town center of Itambé do Mato Dentro. Check with tourist services for guidance on access and whether accompaniment is necessary.
Tip
Observe the opening in the rock that gave the waterfall its name and choose the pools according to local guidance.
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Frequently asked questions about Cachoeira do Funil
What gave the waterfall its name?
An opening in the rock wall, carved by the water, where a small drop descends.
How many drops make up the set?
There are three consecutive drops, forming natural pools.
Where is the attraction located?
In the rural area, about seven kilometers from the town center of Itambé do Mato Dentro. Check local guidance for the final access.