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The slopes of southern Kučaj are rich in one of the most unusual attractions in Serbia. The waterfall represents an unusual combination of water and rocks, and the product of the most interesting natural processes. The sprinkler is located next to the road that leads from Resavica to Cestobrodica, municipality of Despotovac, in the valley of the river Nekudovo, whose source is above the waterfall. The waterfall is 15 meters high, and can be described as a high, stone funnel from which a weak stream of water comes out. This cone-shaped attraction was created from bigrine deposits that the water created over the years of its activity. The waterfall narrows at the beginning, and eventually reaches its maximum width.