King George Falls is located near the mouth of (King George River), king of the (East Kimberley Region), George River, in the east-east of Western Australia, near the northern border.
The King George River tilts down the ancient and primitive sandstone cliffs, forming: King George Falls., the tallest Gemini Falls in Western Australia, with a drop of nearly 100 meters. King George Falls is not a waterfall, but a wonderful view connected by two waterfalls. If you want to see a panoramic view of the waterfall, you must take a helicopter.
King George Falls is suitable for sightseeing all year round, and January to May is the rainy season in the Kimberley region, especially in April and May, when it is the best time to visit King George Falls.
King George Falls's desolate land is inaccessible by car, so the best way to watch King George Falls is by cruise ship or sightseeing plane.
- At Blum (Broome) and Windham (Wyndham), you can sign up for helicopter sightseeing, overlooking magnificent canyons, ancient sandstone cliffs, flying waterfalls, starry islands, and unknown mysterious beaches.
- At Kununurra, you can sign up for a cruise ship, take a luxury yacht, feel the amazing momentum of the waterfall at close range, and enjoy a precious experience.
