Stunning Waterfalls

This selection of New Zealand waterfalls features iconic natural landmarks across both islands. Highlights include the 131-meter Devils Punchbowl Falls in Arthur's Pass and the 55-meter plunge of Wairēinga/Bridal Veil Falls near Raglan. The list also covers accessible sites like the 26-meter curtain of Whangārei Falls and the Waiau Falls on the Coromandel Peninsula. These geological features showcase various formations, from high-altitude plunges in the Southern Alps to forest-surrounded cascades in the North Island.

Devils Punchbowl Falls

A 131-meter waterfall located in Arthur's Pass National Park. It features a powerful vertical drop into a rocky basin at the base of Bealey Valley.

Bridal Veil Falls

Bridal Veil Falls is a plunge waterfall located along the Pakoka River in the Waikato area of New Zealand.

Whangārei Falls

A 26-meter curtain waterfall on the Hatea River. The site features three viewing platforms and is surrounded by native bush and basalt rock formations.

Waiau Falls

An accessible waterfall on the Coromandel Peninsula featuring a deep swimming hole at its base, surrounded by native forest.

Sylvia Falls

A waterfall located within the Lewis Pass Scenic Reserve along the Nina Valley track.