Thirty Minutes. A World Away.
Tours to Cedar Creek Falls depart daily from Airlie Beach, with options to combine the falls with other Whitsunday highlights. Sealed road access makes it easy to self-drive too.
Waterfall flow depends on recent rainfall and is strongest after wet weather. During dry periods, it may slow to a trickle or stop flowing. If seeing the waterfall is important to your visit, check recent weather before you drive.
Access road is fully sealed and suitable for all vehicles. No entry fee. A small car park sits at the trailhead.
Water shoes are recommended. Rocks near the pool can be slippery when wet. Diving and jumping from the rocks is not permitted.
Parking is limited. Arrive early on weekends and school holidays.
Cedar Creek Falls sits between Airlie Beach and Proserpine, about 30 minutes from Airlie Beach and 20 kilometres from Proserpine on fully sealed roads. A short walk from the car park brings you to the waterfall and swimming hole.
Cedar Creek Falls sits between Airlie Beach and Proserpine, about 30 minutes from Airlie Beach and 20 kilometres from Proserpine on fully sealed roads. A short walk from the car park brings you to the waterfall and swimming hole.
Bring a towel, water shoes, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Diving and jumping from the rocks is not permitted. The pool is shallow in places and rocks are hidden beneath the surface.
Bring a towel, water shoes, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Diving and jumping from the rocks is not permitted. The pool is shallow in places and rocks are hidden beneath the surface.
Cedar Creek Falls is a free mainland nature stop about 30 minutes from Airlie Beach. Waterfall flow depends on recent rainfall, so check conditions before you make the drive.
Cedar Creek Falls is a natural rock pool framed by rainforest and rock walls, about 30 minutes from Airlie Beach. The waterfall is rainfall-dependent, so the cascade can be strong after wet weather and slow to a trickle or stop during dry periods.
Cedar Creek Falls is about 30 minutes from Airlie Beach and 20 kilometres from Proserpine. The route is sealed, with a small car park near the short walk to the falls.
You can swim in the rock pool when local conditions are safe, but water depth and flow change with rainfall. Wear water shoes, take care on wet rocks, follow any on-site signs, and do not dive or jump from the rocks.
No. Cedar Creek Falls is free to visit. An amenities block and car parking are available on site. Parking can be limited, so arrive early during busy periods and bring drinking water and sun protection.
Yes. Guided day tours are available from Airlie Beach, and you can also self-drive. Tour itineraries and inclusions vary, so check the current operator details before booking.
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