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Welcome! My wife and I love waterfalls! In fact, we love them so much that we've created this website to share information, photos, and travel stories about the falls we have personally visited around the world (

We've seen Natural Wonders of the World encompassing the World's Biggest Waterfalls like Iguazu Falls, Victoria Falls, and Niagara Falls, as well as the World's Tallest Waterfall in Angel Falls and one of the world's most extensive network of waterfalls in the Plitvice Lakes. We've traveled as far as Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, Norway, South America, Asia (e.g. China, Japan, India, and Thailand), and Africa in search of these misty curtains of nature. We've also been to those closer to home in California (including Yosemite) as well as the rest of the United States in destinations such as Yellowstone, the American Southwest, the Pacific Northwest, and the Eastern US. Plus, we've visited domestic and international tropical getaway destinations such as Hawaii, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific. And we've visited many more around the world (see the world map).

In our site, you’ll find...

• Photos
• Descriptions
• Other Attractions seen during our Trips
• Travel Advice
• Photography Tips
• Books and other Travel Resources
• Travel Blogs or Travel Stories
• Featured Articles
• ...and much more!

Whether you're planning a trip or armchair traveling, we hope to inspire you to visit or become a fan of waterfalls.

World of Waterfalls: An Emotive Journey

Not convinced yet? How about taking an emotive journey through the wonderful World of Waterfalls by watching this video...

Check out our favorites such as our World's Top 10 or our Regional Favorites. Or perhaps, you're curious about which waterfalls are the tallest (we've got two lists; one based on cumulative height and another based on highest vertical drop).

Looking for a more human element to waterfalls? We've got travel stories (or travel diaries) giving you a sense of what we experienced on our travels. These stories can be entertaining as well as informational by giving you a heads up on what it might be like to go waterfalling in unfamiliar places. Or if you're wondering what waterfalls do for us and why we care about them so much, we've written a couple of pieces regarding this topic as well!

Looking to see what's new in the World of Waterfalls? You can check out our waterfalls blog for current events or musings about waterfall-related topics. You can also see our updates page to see which pages on this website have been created, changed, or updated. You can even follow us on Twitter or become a waterfalls fan on Facebook!

Want to learn more about waterfalls? We've compiled a few articles about the science behind waterfalls from how they're formed to how you measure their height to even how you determine if a waterfall is legitimate or not. We also have a compilation of waterfall- and travel-related books that we've either read and reviewed or that we find interesting and perhaps beneficial to waterfallers.

We've also composed featured articles discussing various topics from waterfall photography to Niagara Falls' importance in American history. We even chronicled our ordeal in dealing with the insurance company after hitting a kangaroo on a waterfalling trip in Australia.

Finally, we welcome visitor contributions and waterfall reviews. We know just about everyone has stories to tell or something to say once they've been affected by waterfalls in some way. And if you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

If you'd like to advertise on our site, browse around the website to get a feel for where you'd like to position your advertisement. Then, let us know what you'd like to do so we can work out a solution that helps your business while providing something useful to visitors of this website.

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Whether you're trekking into the wild to catch a glimpse of a rarely visited Borneo waterfall or want to stay in romantic Niagara one more time, chances are you'll find accommodations close by. Of course these range from jungle huts or tree houses near the canopy top to luxury timeshares, hotels, and resorts. When planning, make sure you're comfortable with the types of accommodations available nearby first.