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Florence Falls
A double waterfall that drops from the Tabletop plateau into a natural pool surrounded by monsoon forest in Litchfield National Park, with a lookout and steps down to the swim area.
Território do Norte · Australia
Batchelor
In the destination Darwin and Kakadu.
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What to expect from Batchelor.
Small town about 100 km south of Darwin, at the entrance to Litchfield National Park. The park, a few kilometres away, brings together waterfalls that drop from the Tabletop plateau, like Florence and Wangi, tiered natural pools at Buley Rockhole and magnetic termite mounds aligned north–south. It is a common day trip from Darwin.
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What to see in Batchelor
Waterfall
Wangi Falls
A waterfall with two drops into a large natural pool in Litchfield National Park, with easy access, picnic facilities and a forest trail to a high lookout.
Waterfall
Buley Rockhole
A series of terraced natural pools on the Florence Creek in Litchfield National Park, with small drops between the rocks and short access from the car park.
National park
Magnetic Termite Mounds
Field of flattened, north–south aligned termite mounds in Litchfield National Park, with a viewing boardwalk and, nearby, a cathedral termite mound several metres high.