Salto Golondrina is a waterfall located a few kilometers from the town of San Vicente, in the central-eastern region of Misiones province, Argentina.

It sits within the Corredor de los Saltos y Cascadas, a tourism corridor that links several communities and natural attractions across this part of the province.

The waterfall takes its name from the large numbers of swallows (golondrinas) that gather at the site each spring, making it a distinctive natural spectacle beyond the falls themselves.