Cascata de Pisoes is a modestly-sized incidental roadside attraction next to the busy N375 Road between Sintra Centro and the Quinta da Regaleira.

Cascata de Fervenca was one of the more attractive waterfalls in the Sintra area, but some urban neglect kind of made this excursion deceptively dangerous.

Beckford’s Waterfall is really a waterfall lover’s excuse to explore the Palace of Monserrate and its gardens west of the well-touristed Sintra Centro.

Cascata de Mourao consisted of a couple of waterfalls both accessible by a short trail originating from the village of Anços situated near some mill ruins.

Stoddard Canyon Falls is a 30-40ft waterfall with cascades further downstream. It blew up on the socials despite deceptively sketchy obstacles to negotiate.

Routsouna’s Waterfall on Naxos Island is a rare waterfall in the famous Cyclades Islands of Greece, a group that includes the popular Mykonos and Santorini.

The Valanari Waterfall was perhaps the closest waterfall to Athens that I’m aware of, which makes it all the more amazing that it’s still somewhat unknown.

The Agoriani Waterfall sits in the village square of Eptalofos, whose proximity to Delphi and the Parnassos Ski Center means it’s gaining notoriety recently.

Nemouta Waterfalls are a series of 3-5 or even 30 (depending on how ambitious you are) around the Erymanthos River near the villages of Nemouta and Elia.

The popular Neda Waterfalls are a pair of gushing waterfalls on a tributary of the Neda River dropping a total of around 30-50m (depends on the source).

The Polilimnio Waterfalls adventure has a little of everything as you with swimming holes for cooling off as well as scenic waterfalls for nice photo ops.

The Kalamaris Waterfalls comprised a pair of twisting waterfalls making it a surprisingly tall attraction located near the coastal lagoon town of Gialova.

The Bagni San Filippo Hot Springs provided an experience that differed from the very popular one in Saturnia, and it turned out to be one of our favorites.

The Bagno Vignoni Waterfall is an attractive man-made waterfall over travertine cliffs directly beneath Bagno Vignoni, which dates back to Etruscan times.

Cascata del Diborrato is the main waterfall on the Fiume Elsa, where the river runs alongside the popular Elsa Trail beneath the town of Colle di Val d’Elsa.

Cascate del Mulino is perhaps Italy’s most famous hot springs waterfall, and it certainly opened our eyes to a different side of Tuscany after our visit.

Jinba Waterfall (陣馬の滝; Jinba Falls) was a wide spring-fed waterfall at the start of the Gotomeki River near Mt Fuji, which was a fun place to cool off.

Hossawa Waterfall (払沢の滝; Hossawa Falls) was the Tokyo Prefecture’s only entry in Japan’s Top 100 Waterfalls List by the Ministry of the Environment in 1990.

Tatsuzawa Fudo Waterfall (達沢不動滝; Tatsuzawa Fudo Falls) was a popular pairing of “male” and “female” falls on the southwestern end of the Adatara Mountains.

Choshigataki Waterfall (銚子ケ滝; Choshigataki Falls) was a 48m waterfall with a shape that pretty much resembled a sake decanter (as its name would suggest).