Millaa Millaa Falls

Millaa Millaa Falls is an 18-metre perennial waterfall on Theresa Creek near the town of Millaa Millaa on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland, Australia. Set in lush tropical rainforest along the Waterfall Circuit, it is one of the region's most photographed natural attractions. The falls plunge into a clear swimming pool surrounded by rainforest, with a sealed access road, viewing area and picnic facilities making it easily accessible for visitors.

Visitors can expect a single-drop 18-metre waterfall plunging into a large, clear pool surrounded by tropical rainforest. A sealed road leads to a small car park with a grassy picnic area and viewing point. A short track leads to the base of the falls where visitors can view, photograph and swim in the pool. The setting is rainforest with ferns and canopy, and the site is part of the Millaa Millaa Waterfall Circuit with interpretive signage.

The falls and township are named after the Millaa Millaa vine (Elaeagnus triflora) that fruits in the area. The Atherton Tablelands was opened for closer settlement in the early 20th century, with Millaa Millaa established as a dairy farming community. The falls later gained national prominence through tourism promotion and use as a filming location for advertisements and other productions.

The Atherton Tablelands is traditionally part of the lands of rainforest Aboriginal peoples including Dyirbal-speaking groups. The falls and surrounding rainforest are valued for their natural heritage and form a central feature of the Tablelands Waterfall Circuit promoted for nature-based tourism.