New Zealand Waterfalls (North Island)

The Waterfalls collections of New Zealand encompasses almost every imaginable variety.

 KitekiteFalls is a scenic many tiered waterfall to drop a total of 40 meter. The lowest three tiers of the falls make up most of the overall waterfall,

 Karekare Falls is a beautiful 24 meter long waterfall found nearby Karekare Beach, which was one of the

best location for films and one of the movie (The Piano) used this place. Fall is near from car parking, and there was a picnic table before the plunge pool making for a decent place for both a picnic and maybe even a swim.

 Rainbow Falls is a nice 27 meter waterfall that looks really like Whangarei Falls which is also located New Zealand.

 It makes for a pleasant diversion away from the quaint town of kerikeri or away from the coastal scenery of the Bay of Island.

 Bridal Veil Falls is an attractive waterfall flowing its way through the dense native to a plunge pool.

 Located in National Park, this waterfall is a part of a larger system of wterfalls called the Aniwaniwa Falls.

 Waitonga Falls is one of the tallest and largest waterfall in National Park Tongariro.

 It falls 39 meters in two twisting tiers amongst a rugged volacanic rock on the slopes of Mt Ruapehu. The scenic track to the falls is well worth the effort as it passes through some area before crossing through a very beautiful scence.

 Waihi Falls is a small known waterfall and perhaps the southernmost waterfall on the north Island.

It is 25 meters long but it has a much wider span than its vertical drop, and it segments when not in full flood.

 McLaren Falls was once an impressive raging waterfall before its flow was restricted for many hydroelectric purposes.

Normally the falls flows like its normal self only when it rains heavily or on one of the 26 weekends where water is released to let daring kayakers or caners run the whitewater.