Wangi Falls
Wangi Falls ("Wangi" rhymes with "wrong guy") is an attractive set of dual waterfalls sitting at the far western end of Litchfield National Park. It is a very popular waterfall for both swimming and for touring. However, swimming access was closed due to the threat of saltwater crocodiles when we were there in early June 2006. Since this waterfall faces west, its best lighting occurs in the afternoon. If you time your visit correctly, you might even see a rainbow in the mist of the falls. Getting to the falls requires driving some 66km west of Batchelor on the Litchfield Park Road. I highly recommend a visit to this waterfall as it's very easy to see and it's very beautiful. Even though the falls are photogenic in the afternoon, if you're here in the morning, you might get to see bats hanging from trees as we were fortunate to witness on our visit. Tell us about your experience with this waterfall. [Back to top] [Go to previous waterfall: Tolmer Falls] [Go to next waterfall: Tjaetaba Falls] [Go to the Northern Territory Waterfalls Page] [Go to the Australia Page] [Return from Wangi Falls to the World of Waterfalls Home Page]
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The attractive dual falls in the late afternoon
