Twin Falls
Northern Territory
At a Glance
About Twin Falls
Twin Falls consists of two streams of water cascading side by side over the edge of the Arnhem Land escarpment into a stunning gorge with a sandy beach. Access requires a boat trip up the gorge followed by a boardwalk, making it more accessible than Jim Jim Falls. The gorge walls and crystal water make this a uniquely beautiful and remote swimming spot.
Twin Falls Safety & Warnings
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Getting to Twin Falls
Same 4WD road as Jim Jim Falls from Jabiru; Twin Falls car park is 2km further. Boat shuttle from car park to gorge entrance is required.
Twin Falls Highlights
Activities at Twin Falls
History of Twin Falls
Twin Falls is located within Kakadu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Top End of Australia. The falls are part of the Arnhem Land escarpment system, which has been significant to Aboriginal peoples for tens of thousands of years. The park was officially established in 1979 and Twin Falls became a key tourist destination due to its accessibility compared to nearby Jim Jim Falls.
Tips for visiting Twin Falls
The boat shuttle must be pre-booked at the Jabiru ranger station or visitor centre
Combine Jim Jim and Twin Falls in a single full-day 4WD trip from Jabiru
The sandy beach at the base of the falls is one of the most scenic spots in Kakadu
Bring a dry bag for your camera on the boat trip