Dnepropetrovsk region, which has no access to the sea, nature has endowed with numerous rivers and reservoirs – from reservoirs to ponds. The region is completely located in the basin of the Dnieper and its tributaries – the middle rivers of the Oryol and Samara.
Sholokhovskiy Waterfall
This is a cascade of waterfalls on the river Kamyanets, located near the village of Tokivske, Apostolov district. A hydrological natural monument of local significance (called “Waterfall on the river Kamyanka”), an object of nature reserve fund of the Dnipropetrovsk region. Tokiv waterfalls are considered to be the only steppe waterfalls in Ukraine and also a real natural wonder. The 14-meter waterfall consists not only of cascades, which reach a height of about 1.5 meters but also of rapids and granite fonts.

The Dnieper-Oryol Nature Reserve
The Dnieper-Oryol Nature Reserve is located on the left bank of the Dnieper between two cities – Kamyansky and Dnieper. Near the reserve, the waters of the cleanest river in the region, the Orili, merge with the Dnieper.
Today the reserve is one of the few remnants of the famous Dnieper floodplains. These are numerous wide and narrow straits, floodplain lakes covered with water and water lilies, impenetrable reeds, floodplain forest of sedges and willows, and low elm oaks.

10 reservoirs that arose on the site of spent quarries
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, there are up to 10 reservoirs in different districts, which appeared on the site of spent quarries. The most picturesque is the lakes of the Vilnohirsk quarry, located 100 km from the regional center. Locals call it the “Maldives” because of the crystal clear blue water and snow-white sand on the shore.
In the 1960s, titanium-zirconium ore sands were mined industrially on the outskirts of Vilnohirsk. As a result of the works, snow-white dunes were formed here, which attract tourists.

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