Cachoeira Cabo Sobral is the largest waterfall in the Serra do Tepequém area of Roraima, plunging 83 meters off the western escarpment of the serra as the final drop of Igarapé Cabo Sobral.

It sits below the Cachoeira do Funil, downstream from the confluence with Igarapé do Barata. The falls are also known locally as Cachoeira do Urubu Rei, a name inspired by the king vultures that make their home there.

The Igarapé Cabo Sobral is one of the most visited attractions on the serra, celebrated for its distinctive scenery of rapids threading through sculpted rock formations.

These rocks conceal natural pools and smaller cascades, many of them shaped in part by the dynamite blasts and hand labor of diamond prospectors who once worked the area.