10 great waterfalls to see

1. Niagara Falls (USA/ Canada)

Niagara Falls is one of the most famous landmarks that’ll leave you in awe. is world-renowned waterfall spans the border between Ontario in Canada and New York in the US. It comprises three waterfalls, with the Horseshoe Falls being the largest. e height of Niagara Falls varies between 51 and 57 metres.

ere are several viewpoints in New York and Ontario to witness the mighty power of the iconic falls.

For those in the US, make your way to the Observation Tower at the Niagara Falls State Park for incredible views. If you’re visiting Canada, take a small group boat ride tour and admire the iconic falls plummeting down.

2. Angel Falls (Venezuela)

Angel Falls is an aweinspiring waterfall located on the Churun River in Canaima National Park. With a height of 979 metres, Angel Falls is the world’s tallest uninterrupted waterfall. Due to the size and steepness of the fall, most of the water does not reach the bottom and gets carried away as thin fog in the wind or evaporates.

If you are hoping to see its beauty in person, keep in mind that you won’t be able to get there by car or bus. You’ll have to take a plane to the town of Canaima. en, you’ll head on a one-day boat ride to Angel Falls. While the journey might take some time, the endpoint is certainly worth it. And you’ll experience Venezuela’s natural beauty and stunning views along the way.

3. Iguazu Falls (Argentina/ Brazil)

Surrounded by subtropical rainforest, Iguazu Falls o ers an enchanting experience with unforgettable views of rushing waters. It comprises hundreds of individual waterfalls producing vast sprays of water at the Argentina-Brazil border. Iguazu Falls is made up of approximately 275 separate vertical drops spanning across a distance of 2.7 kilometres. e heights vary from 60 to 82 metres, with the horse-shaped Devil’s roat being the tallest waterfall.

If you’d like to explore the falls and National Park, book a boat ride to feel the water spraying on your skin.

4. Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe/Zambia) is Unesco World Heritage Site is one of the most impressive waterfalls featuring outstanding beauty and size. Victoria Falls is approximately 1708m wide and varies in height with a maximum drop of 108 metres.

In addition to its exceptional features and appearance, Victoria Falls is home to a variety of unique plant and animal species. If you’re an adrenaline junkie planning to visit, you’ll be happy to know that there are several exciting activities on o er. is includes kayaking, river sur ng, bungee jumping, helicopter tours, and more.

5. Yosemite Falls (California, USA) e best time to visit Yosemite Falls is in late spring when the waterfall reaches its peak.

Surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery, Yosemite Falls is the tallest waterfall in North America, and it’s certainly a beauty.

Located in the picturesque Yosemite National Park, this striking waterfall has a total height of 739 metres.

It is made up of three separate waterfalls, including the Upper Yosemite Falls, the middle cascades, and the Lower Yosemite Falls. e Lower Yosemite Falls trail o ers an easy, one-mile (roundtrip) hike on a paved path.

If you only have one day in Yosemite, you’ll de nitely want to view this stunning waterfall.

6. Kawasan Falls (Philippines)

Kawasan Falls is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the Philippines. You’ll nd this stunning Asian landmark at the foot of the Mantalongon Mountain Range in Badian on Cebu Island. It comprises many waterfalls, o ering incredible views and a relaxing setting. Watch the multi-layered waterfalls ow, and don’t forget to snap a few shots with the dramatic background. Kawasan Falls is surrounded by lush jungle scenery and steep limestone canyon walls. While soaking in the views, take a refreshing dip in the turquoise waters or enjoy a thrilling cli diving experience.

7. Akaka Falls (Hawaii, USA)

It’s no secret that Hawaii is lled to the brim with natural beauty, and ‘Akaka Falls adds to the long list of stunning sights. If you’re planning an island escape and hoping to see a dramatic display of cascading water, make your way to this waterfall in Akaka Falls State Park. e massive 135-metre waterfall is surrounded by lush rainforest, with water plummeting into a gorge below. e 0.4-mile Akaka Falls loop trail is a nice, easy walk to the waterfall, making it an excellent option for families.

8. Tegenungan Waterfall (Bali, Indonesia)

A Bali itinerary would be incomplete without touring the best waterfalls. Tegenungan Waterfall is a powerful 25-metrehigh waterfall located in a tropical jungle with beautiful sprawling trees. Here you can relax and listen to the melodies of birds or take a refreshing swim in the plunge pool. For those hoping to capture beautiful pictures of the falls, it’s best to visit in the evening. Early birds visiting during sunrise will also be met with some spectacular views. If you’re feeling peckish, you can grab a few snacks at the food stall and mini cafes nearby.

9. Gullfoss (Iceland)

Iceland boasts impressive geological features and exciting landscapes to explore, making it a bucket list holiday destination for many travellers. One of its most popular natural attractions is the iconic Gullfoss waterfall.

Plummeting 32 metres in two tiers into the Hvita River, Gullfoss o ers unforgettable views. While it’s not the tallest waterfall, it’s signi cantly wide, with an average width of 175 metres. When travelling to the waterfall, you can also admire stunning sights from the viewpoints along the way. If you’re planning a trip to Iceland, seeing the waterfall on a full-day tour of the Golden Circle o ers an enchanting experience. Visit Gullfoss in the early morning or late afternoon to see mesmerising golden scenery.

10. Rhine Falls (Switzerland) e Saint Lucia Tourism Authority is “strongly encouraging” travellers to complete the electronic entry form online prior to landing to avoid delays on arrival, though visitors can also complete and submit a paper version of the form when they arrive. e form is available up to 72 hours before travel, with

As one of the most beautiful European countries, Switzerland is home to an array of natural attractions to discover. And the Rhine Falls is sure to take your breath away. e Rhine Falls were formed in the last ice age, between 14,000 to 17,000 years ago. With high volumes of water plummeting over rocky terrain, Rhine Falls is roughly 23 metres high and 150 metres wide. It’s one of the most powerful waterfalls in Europe. For the best views, visit Rhine Falls during the summertime, when the water ows at a remarkable rate.

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