With the largest volume of water of any waterfall in the Central Planes, the Salto de Corumba was rescued and re-established in the 1980's after centuries of dormancy that was caused by an aqueduct the early miners built to divert the waters of the Corumba River.

It is located near the historical village of Corumba on highway BR-070, 150 km from Brasilia and 120 km from Goiania. It has an infrastructure of clubs and snack bars. Below the falls on a long stretch of the river one can bathe in pools with large rocks and trails which are somewhat difficult and dangerous. There is a small entrance fee.