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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 like Iguazu Falls, Victoria Falls, Niagara Falls, and Angel Falls. We've traveled as far as Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, Norway, South America, and Africa in search of these misty curtains of nature. We've also been to those closer to home in the United States in destinations such as Yosemite, Yellowstone, the American Southwest, and the Eastern US. Plus, we've visited tropical getaway destinations such as Hawaii and the South Pacific. And we've visited many more around the world.

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. To explore the website, click on a specific attraction, state, region, country, or topic on the links on the left side of these pages. If you have questions, comments, or suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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World of Waterfalls: SiteSearch Welcome to the World of Waterfalls SiteSearch. Here you can utilize Google's powerful search engine to look for a particular topic or word either on this website or on the web.

World of Waterfalls: Online Store Want to bring some of these wonderful waterfalls home? Look no further! In this online store, you can buy waterfall-themed calendars, post cards, books, mousepads, and more!

World of Waterfalls: Books and Maps To truly get the most out of travel, you need to be informed. One of the best ways to do this is to read books on the subject. This page shows you some books we have used...

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Top 10 Waterfalls - our list of the World's Best Waterfalls that we've visited Our Top 10 Best Waterfalls List consists of the favorites that we've personally visited. It's sure to change as we continue to collect more falls from around the world.

Regional Top 10 Lists of Waterfalls - our list of the best in each region Our Regional Top 10 Best Waterfalls Lists consist of the favorites that we've personally visited for specific regions. It's sure to change as we continue to collect more falls...

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World of Waterfalls: Visitor Comments We've categorized waterfall reviews and comments made by visitors like you by region to better organize them as well as make it to find and read them.

Waterfall Reviews (including regions we have yet to cover) Have you a story to tell about a waterfall you've been to? Share your experience...

World of Waterfalls: Travel Blog In these travel blogs, you can read stories and musings about our waterfall-themed adventures around the world. Hopefully, you'll find them entertaining and educational...

Iguazu Falls (Argentina & Brazil, South America) [also called Iguassu Falls] No matter how you spell or say Iguazu Falls, it is indeed a crazy waterfall. How crazy, you might ask? Consider a network of 275 different waterfalls spanning an area 3km wide...

Victoria Falls (Zambia & Zimbabwe, Africa) [also called Mosi-oa-Tunya] Victoria Falls (or Mosi-oa-Tunya, "the smoke that thunders") is possibly the largest waterfall in the world. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it's one of the world's natural wonders...

Niagara Falls (New York, Eastern US & Ontario, Canada) Niagara Falls is the largest waterfall (by volume) in North America. The falls actually consists of three separate components - Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and Bridal Veil...

Angel Falls (Canaima National Park, Venezuela, South America) Angel Falls, the tallest waterfall in the world, drops nearly a kilometer from a table-top mountain known as Auyantepui. Its existence seems like a paradox as it's neither fed...

Australia Waterfalls Australia Waterfalls are not what most people associate with the land "down under." But they're bountiful in Australia and they're amongst the country's scenic features that delight nature lovers.

Iceland Waterfalls Iceland Waterfalls are amongst Europe's most powerful and awe-inspiring. In a land largely unspoiled, it's nature remains raw yet strikingly beautiful. You'd be hard pressed to find another place...

New Zealand Waterfalls New Zealand Waterfalls are just one of many of the country's diverse scenic features packed into a region roughly the size of California - making it an enchanted and pristine land.

Norway Waterfalls Norway Waterfalls are majestic, tall, powerful, and abundant. That's because Norway is blessed with glaciated valleys and fjords with glacier and snow-fed watercourses plunging off their cliffs.

Africa Waterfalls Africa Waterfalls are one of the most underappreciated aspects of African nature. Sure the word Africa conjures up wildlife safaris, the Sahara, and even political and humanitarian turmoil...

Latin America Waterfalls Simply put, Latin America Waterfalls are some of the largest and most strikingly beautiful in the world. For it is in this continent that you'll find the tallest waterfall...

South Pacific Waterfalls (Tahiti, Fiji, etc) The South Pacific Waterfalls await those willing to leave the luxurious resorts for the tropical rainforests of the mountainous island interiors. Such excursions help you get the most out of paradise.

Yosemite Waterfalls The majestic Yosemite Waterfalls are iconic symbols of scenic beauty as they are set in impossibly scenic valleys and canyons. It's no wonder why Yosemite National Park is California's Waterfall Mecca

Yellowstone Waterfalls Yellowstone Waterfalls are merely a side attraction in a place where variety reigns supreme. Featuring geysers, colorful pools, heaps of wildlife, and a Grand Canyon of its own...

California Waterfalls California Waterfalls dot the Golden State in terrain as varied as mountains to deserts to coastlines and volcanoes. It's this diversity that makes California a great place to live as well as visit.

Hawaii Waterfalls Hawaii Waterfalls are one of many reasons why Hawaii is widely regarded as the "Pearl of the Pacific." Given its lush tropical climate, Hawaii has rainforests supporting a wide variety of them.

New York Waterfalls (Eastern US) New York Waterfalls was one something we didn't really expect to see prior to visiting the state. However, we've been fortunate enough to see a piece of such nature - especially...

American Southwest Waterfalls American Southwest Waterfalls bely the arid and unforgiving climate of the American Southwest Deserts. You'll be shocked to find incredible waterfalls deep within the sandstone wilderness...

Eastern US Waterfalls Eastern US Waterfalls aren't what one normally thinks of when it comes to this part of the States. But believe it or not, this region contains more than history, colonial...

Pacific Northwest Waterfalls Pacific Northwest Waterfalls are abundant thanks to the very high rainfall of the region. The result of this wet climate is temperate rainforests, snow-covered mountains...

World of Waterfalls: Featured Articles: Waterfall Photography Tips Ever wondered how people make waterfalls look silky smooth in their photographs like in the postcards and calendars? Check this page for some waterfall photography tips!

World of Waterfalls: Featured Articles Welcome to the Featured Articles page. Here, we discuss specific issues and topics related to waterfall-themed travel in general as well as some advice based on our own experiences...

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World of Waterfalls: Links This page provides links from other great websites. They can be excellent supplemental resources to keep you informed about the wonderful world of waterfalls.

World of Waterfalls: About Us Want to know a little more about the authors of the World of Waterfalls? Click on this page to find out...

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World of Waterfalls: How We Built The World of Waterfalls (WoW) Website The World of Waterfalls website is our way of expressing ourselves and sharing our passion for nature and travel. This page is devoted to how and why we were able develop this website...