Cachoeira Grande is one of the signature landmarks of Serra do Cipó, formed by the waters of Rio Cipó in the state of Minas Gerais.

The waterfall stretches roughly 60 meters wide and drops about 10 meters, making it one of the most visually striking falls in the region.

The broader complex includes the rapids of Xica, Tomé, and Lageado, along with several natural pools along the river's course. The site is easily accessible and suitable for children and visitors with limited physical activity experience.

Kayaking and stand-up paddle excursions on Rio Cipó are popular here as well. The trail to reach the waterfall passes through forests and grasslands, and the area is well regarded as a spot to spend a full day in contact with nature.