Dip Falls
Hidden half an hour inland from the coast, Dip Falls has largely remained a local secret. Spectacular after a heavy rainfall, this two-tiered waterfall is unique in its…

Just a short walk from the carpark, stands a huge arboreal specimen. A variety of Stringy Bark (Eucalyptus Obliqua). 16m in circumference at the base, an estimated 400 years old and 65 metres tall. The surrounding forest is home to an abundance of flora and fauna. 1km past Dip Falls, turn left onto Rabalga Road you’ll find the Big Tree.
Make a day of it
Hidden half an hour inland from the coast, Dip Falls has largely remained a local secret. Spectacular after a heavy rainfall, this two-tiered waterfall is unique in its…
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