Boti Waterfalls, nestled in the Eastern Region of Ghana, offers a refreshing natural escape, best visited during or immediately after the rainy seasons (April-June, Sept-Nov) when the twin falls are at their most powerful; during the dry season, their flow can be significantly reduced. Access involves navigating around 250 steps, making it challenging for those with mobility issues, and good grip footwear is essential due to potentially slippery paths. While possible to visit solo, hiring a local guide is highly recommended, especially for first-timers, to enhance the experience and for safety, particularly if exploring nearby attractions like Umbrella Rock. Entry fees for non-residents typically range from GHS 50-100 (approx. USD 5-10), with additional costs for guides or further hikes. A typical visit to the falls alone lasts 1-2 hours, extending to 3-4 hours if combining with other local natural features. Visitors should bring water, insect repellent, and consider swimwear.