Horizontal Falls is a natural phenomenon located in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. It consists of a narrow gap between two cliffs where tidal waters rush in and out, creating a dramatic horizontal waterfall effect. The unique geography allows for a significant difference in water levels, leading to powerful currents. The falls are best experienced during the spring tides when the water flow is at its strongest. Visitors can explore the area by boat or seaplane, enjoying the stunning scenery and the thrill of witnessing this rare natural occurrence. The site is also popular for tourism and adventure activities.