Western Australia Waterfalls

Western Australia’s waterfalls range from the ancient ironstone tiers of Karijini National Park to the remote, multi-tiered cascades of the Kimberley. This collection includes Mitchell Falls (Punamii-unpuu), famous for its four distinct levels, and seasonal coastal falls like Quininup near Yallingup. Many of these sites, such as Fortescue Falls, offer permanent swimming holes, while others in the Drysdale River National Park are accessible only by air or rugged 4WD tracks following the summer wet season.