The falls are northeast of
Koforidua, which is the eastern regional capital. It is just over 30 minutes drive from Koforidua, and more than 90 minutes from
Accra, depending on the means of transportation.
Description Boti Falls is a double waterfall that falls side by side separated by a small rocky bored. Some call it twins, and are believe to be a male and a female, which the bigger side is the male and the other small fall is a female. The Boti Falls is 30 meters high from the ground level. The waterfalls find its source from Ponmpon River which runs through the Huhunya forest reserve. The waterfall runs through the mountainous rock into a pool of water at the ground. Many locals swim in the pool of water on the ground. According to oral history from the Boti falls managers, Kingdom Ventures, the Boti falls was found in the forest by a white catholic priest surveying the area. In the 1960’s the waterfall was very famous, being visited by the first president of the Republic of Ghana, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah.
When to Visit The best time to enjoy the Boti falls is during the rainy season, June to August, the two waterfalls merge in the middle by splashing each other. The splash creates a wonderful and colorful rainbow which is regarded by the local people as “a mating ceremony.” It cost about GH₵ 100 to enter the Boti falls. This takes care of ones guided tour and hiking. == See also ==