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Hivali Sattari Falls — Forest Cascade

The Forest Cascade of Hivali Sattari Falls is the forest cascade section of the waterfall, a tiered cascade tumbling through unbroken forest cover. Located on the Hivali stream (Mapusa River catchment) in Sattari taluka, North Goa, this section of the falls is best experienced during July to November.

Main FallsHivali Sattari Falls
LocationSattari taluka, North Goa
River / SourceHivali stream (Mapusa River catchment)
StateGoa
Falls TypeForest reserve waterfall
Best SeasonJuly to November

About This Section

This page documents the forest cascade section of Hivali Sattari Falls — a tiered cascade tumbling through unbroken forest cover. The Hivali waterfall system in Sattari taluka is set within the most forested section of Goa — the Sattari taluka retains substantial Western Ghat forest cover and is home to the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary

Hivali Sattari Falls flows on the Hivali stream (Mapusa River catchment) in North Goa (Sattari taluka), Goa. The falls reach 20–40m. This forest cascade section is a distinct viewpoint within the larger waterfall complex.

Viewing & Access

To reach the forest cascade of Hivali Sattari Falls, first reach the main falls complex in North Goa (Sattari taluka), Goa. Via Valpoi (Sattari HQ); forest guide required. The forest cascade is a tiered cascade tumbling through unbroken forest cover of the main cascade.

The primary access route to Hivali Sattari Falls is: Via Valpoi (Sattari HQ); forest guide required

Visitor Information

Best SeasonJuly to November
State / DistrictGoa — North Goa (Sattari taluka)
RiverHivali stream (Mapusa River catchment)
Height (main falls)20–40m
Access NoteVia Valpoi (Sattari HQ); forest guide required
Special NoteThe Hivali waterfall system in Sattari taluka is set within the most forested section of Goa — the Sattari taluka retains substantial Western Ghat forest cover and is home to the Mhadei Wildlife Sanctuary

Explore Hivali Sattari Falls

This is one section of the complete Hivali Sattari Falls waterfall complex. Visit the main page for the complete guide including history, ecology, photography tips, and all viewpoints.