Wangi Falls
Northern Territory
At a Glance
About Wangi Falls
Wangi Falls features the largest swimming lagoon in Litchfield National Park, formed by two waterfalls cascading off the sandstone plateau into a lush swimming hole surrounded by monsoon forest. A walking track encircles the falls and pools, and the area has the best facilities in the park including a kiosk and large camping area.
Wangi Falls Safety & Warnings
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Getting to Wangi Falls
From Litchfield National Park western entrance, follow sealed road to Wangi Falls — approximately 13km from the western entrance. 150km south-west of Darwin.
Wangi Falls Highlights
Activities at Wangi Falls
History of Wangi Falls
Wangi Falls is a significant natural attraction within Litchfield National Park, formed by water cascading off the sandstone plateau that characterises the Top End landscape. The falls and its swimming lagoon have become a popular destination due to the exceptional water quality and size of the pool, making it the focal point of visitor activity in the park.
Tips for visiting Wangi Falls
Wangi has the best facilities in the park — good base for families
The circuit walk around the falls (1.6km) reveals the upper waterfall lookout
Arrive early on weekends — most popular spot in the park
Late afternoon light lights up the falls dramatically
The kiosk serves basic food and drinks