The world's great
waterfalls - the ones
worth
the trip.
A trusted shortlist - and an honest read on how hard each one is to reach, from paved-road day-trip to full jungle expedition. See it, or book it, in one tap.
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The largest waterfall system on Earth - some 275 cascades along a jungle gorge on the Argentina-Brazil border, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with walkways right over the roar.
A tiered cascade of impossibly turquoise pools stepping down through the jungle outside Luang Prabang - swim between the tiers, then meet the rescued bears next door.
Blue-green water spilling over red rock deep in a side canyon of the Grand Canyon, on Havasupai land - one of the most beautiful and hardest-won waterfalls in America.
The widest sheet of falling water on Earth - 1,708 metres of the Zambezi thundering into a gorge, throwing spray you can see for miles. "The smoke that thunders."
A UNESCO chain of sixteen terraced turquoise lakes spilling into one another over travertine barriers - a boardwalk network threading a forest of waterfalls.