Twin Falls

Twin Falls is a prominent waterfall in Kakadu National Park in West Arnhem, Northern Territory, set beneath the Arnhem Land escarpment. The falls cascade in two streams over the plateau into a deep gorge and plunge pool. Located in a World Heritage-listed national park, it is notable for its dramatic escarpment setting, seasonal flow, and joint management with Traditional Owners.

Visitors can expect a remote gorge setting accessed via a 4WD track, followed by a short boat shuttle across the plunge pool and a walking track to a viewing platform and beach area at the base of the falls. The site features sheer sandstone cliffs, sandy beach, clear plunge pool (when open for swimming), and surrounding savanna woodland. Facilities are basic and access is seasonal during the dry season.

Located within Kakadu National Park, inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Area in 1981 for natural and cultural values. The Arnhem Land plateau and escarpment have a long Aboriginal occupation history with extensive rock art in the region.