New South Wales
145 water features • 14 dams • 121 waterfalls • 7 weirs • 3 fountains
Discover New South Wales – A Water‑Lover’s Paradise
New South Wales (NSW) is a premier destination for nature lovers seeking unforgettable water experiences. From the thundering roar of 121 spectacular waterfalls to the serene reflections of 14 historic dams, this Australian region boasts 145 unique water spots that promise adventure, photography, and pure relaxation. Whether you’re chasing the misty cascades of the Blue Mountains, paddling the crystal‑clear reservoirs of the Snowy River, or strolling beside charming 7 scenic weirs and elegant 3 ornamental fountains, NSW delivers a diverse water‑centric itinerary that satisfies every traveler’s thirst for the great outdoors.
Our New South Wales travel guide highlights the best of the state’s water features across its distinct sub‑regions— from the rugged coastal cliffs of the South Coast to the lush highland valleys of the Central Tablelands. Each area offers its own set of hidden gems, making it easy to plan a customized road trip or day‑hike that fits your pace.
Ready to explore? Dive into the ultimate guide to waterfalls in NSW, discover the top dams and reservoirs, and uncover the secret weirs and fountains that locals adore. Pack your boots, bring a camera, and set off on a journey through New South Wales’ spectacular aquatic landscape—where every splash tells a story.
Featured Attractions
Manly Dam
Dam New South WalesKillen Falls
Waterfall New South WalesLoyalty Road Flood Retarding Basin
Dam New South Wales
Brogo Dam
Dam New South WalesCochrane Dam
Dam New South WalesTantangara Dam
Dam New South WalesAncient Geological Site Glacial Area
Waterfall New South Wales
Beauchamp Falls
Waterfall New South WalesBoyds Beach
Weir New South Wales
Govetts Leap Falls
Waterfall New South WalesHat Hill Falls
Waterfall New South WalesSilver Cascades
Waterfall New South WalesNeighboring Regions
- Australian Capital Territory (1 spots)
- Northern Territory (29 spots)
- Queensland (225 spots)
- South Australia (41 spots)
- Tasmania (63 spots)
- Victoria (200 spots)
- Western Australia (56 spots)