King George Falls
Western Australia
At a Glance
About King George Falls
King George Falls are Western Australia's highest twin waterfalls, where the King George River plunges approximately 80 metres over an ancient sandstone cliff directly into tidal waters of the North Kimberley coast. The falls are set within a dramatic gorge flanked by towering red sandstone walls and are inaccessible by land, making them accessible only by sea cruise or scenic flight. The experience of floating in a tender boat beneath the twin curtains of falling water is one of the Kimberley's most extraordinary moments.
King George Falls Safety & Warnings
["no vehicle access whatsoever","saltwater crocodiles present — swimming only in designated areas advised by guides","only accessible on organised tours","rough seas can prevent boat access"]
Getting to King George Falls
No road access. Accessible only by expedition cruise ships departing Kununurra or Broome, or by scenic flight from Kununurra or Wyndham.
King George Falls Highlights
Activities at King George Falls
Tips for visiting King George Falls
Expedition cruises typically spend 15+ nights covering the full Kimberley coast including King George Falls
Early May offers peak water volume after wet season
Book Kimberley cruise expeditions 12+ months ahead — extremely popular
Scenic flight options from Kununurra allow a quicker but no less spectacular visit