The falls wasn't flowing particularly well when we were there in June 2006 despite rain clouds threatening just off shore. I reckon you'll have to time your visit for later in the winter or early spring to see the falls perform better. I'm sure if this waterfall had been flowing better, it would've been one of those near-ocean beach waterfalls where we could've easily spent several hours just chilling.

Still, I found the coastal walk that we took to get to the falls quite scenic and interesting. As a matter of fact, I think this walk is a small part of the overall Cape-to-Cape Walk Trail.

Speaking of the walk, we left the car park that didn't require a 4wd (see directions below). We walked about half an hour to the north until we descended a sandy hill (it's a brutal climb on the way back up) into a drainage area. Then, we walked inland along the wash or the trail towards the head of the drainage where we saw what's left of the falls.