14 waterfalls worldwide
Wildlife & safari at waterfalls
Falls that sit inside serious wildlife country, where the water is only half the reason to come.
Where it runs
Waterfalls with wildlife & safari
Every destination in our index where wildlife & safari genuinely operates at or immediately around the falls. If an operator has closed, we take the entry down rather than leave a dead booking link.
Victoria Falls
The Zambezi drops as a single curtain into a narrow slot chasm cut into basalt, throwing spray visible for 20 km that locals call '…
Lower Falls of the Yellowstone
Twice the height of Niagara, the Yellowstone River drops into the yellow-walled Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, the geological fea…
Iguazu Falls
Nearly 275 individual cascades stretch across almost three kilometres where the Iguazu River meets a basalt escarpment, with catwal…
Dudhsagar Falls
Named the 'sea of milk' for the white froth it churns up, this four-tiered giant straddles a working railway line, with trains cros…
Kaieteur Falls
A single, uninterrupted drop nearly five times the height of Niagara pours off the Guiana Shield through untouched rainforest, with…
Ouzoud Falls
The El-Abid River tumbles over red ochre cliffs in a series of steps into the Atlas foothills, framed by hundreds of resident Barba…
Wli Falls
West Africa's tallest waterfall drops into a natural amphitheatre shared with thousands of straw-coloured fruit bats roosting on th…
Grey Mare's Tail
Meltwater from a hanging glacial valley drops in a long silvery streak visible from the main road below, with resident wild goats o…
Augrabies Falls
The Orange River funnels into a 240-metre granite gorge here, and the Khoi name meaning 'place of great noise' undersells how viole…
Kuang Si Falls
Turquoise, mineral-tinted water cascades down a tiered limestone staircase into a series of pools popular for swimming, with a resc…
Murchison Falls
The entire Victoria Nile is squeezed through a gap in the rock barely 7 metres wide before exploding into the pool below, generatin…
Epupa Falls
On the Namibia-Angola border the Kunene River splits into dozens of channels weaving among baobab-studded islets before dropping a …
Rio Celeste Falls
The startling sky-blue color comes not from dye or minerals dissolved in the water but from the physics of light scattering off sus…
Petrohué Falls
Turquoise glacial meltwater from Lake Todos los Santos tears through channels carved into ancient lava flows, with the snow-capped …