Salto Guaraní, located near Ybycuí, Paraguay, is a natural waterfall offering a serene escape. Accessibility might be limited due to natural terrain; inquire locally about the easiest routes. While solo exploration is possible for experienced hikers, a local guide is recommended for safety and to learn about the area's ecology. Seasonal changes can affect water flow, with the rainy season (October to April) generally providing the most impressive views, but also potentially more challenging access. Costs are relatively low, primarily covering transportation and potentially a small entrance fee if applicable. A typical visit duration ranges from a few hours to a half-day, allowing time for hiking, enjoying the scenery, and swimming in the pools below the falls. Be sure to bring appropriate footwear for hiking and swimming, insect repellent, and sun protection.