And time to leave the Tip of Australia.
Back through all of the little towns to the Jardine River ferry, back across and we drove down to the falls. We skipped these on the way up because we were bent on getting to the Tip.
First stop was Fruit Bat Falls, the other 3 waterfalls are within walking distance of each other.
Even though we are in winter, it’s really hot and dusty, so a dip in a waterfall was exactly what we needed.
I also had been advised that all of these waterfalls are croc free.
We drove down to Eliot Falls, Twin Falls and Saucepan Falls. This is where the campgrounds are and where were to stay the night. The waterfalls are very popular for people camping and day tripping so the falls were really busy. We had a walk around and a bit of a dip, but decided to come back early in the morning, before all of the people got in, to take pics.
We did however, bump into the 4WD Action crew, Hubby’s idols. We were very luck and were able to get some pics!
The next morning we got up early for some sunrise photos of the falls and were treated to an amazing view of empty waterfalls covered in mist.
a girl, a 4wd & a trailer 