A group navigating the King George River in Western Australia’s northern region have had a rare boating experience through thick sea foam. Videos posted to social media show the spectacle not seen in over a decade, since multiple waterfalls last flowed over the sandstone cliffs surrounding the river in Kalooma Bay. The rare waterfall event created a thick layer of sea foam, but that didn’t stop the group from making the most of the unique opportunity. | 10 News Perth

King George Falls in full flow! The King George River plunges over an ancient sandstone cliff into tidal waters to create the truly astounding spectacle of King George Falls – Western Australia’s highest twin waterfalls. The phenomenon is captured spectacularly in this video from Kimberley Spirit on IG -> http://bit.ly/2M5GAZF And to find out more about exploring the spectacular Kimberley region with Kimberley Spirit tours have a look here -> http://bit.ly/35i2tw1 | Australia's North West

LIVE FROM THE TRUE NORTH King George Falls looked spectacular. What a great way to end our first Kimberley Waterfalls cruise of 2017. | True North

King George Falls is an incredible sight and WA’s highest twin waterfall 💦Found along the Kimberley coastline and accessible by a cruise to the King George River gorge or scenic flight, this dual waterfall plunges 100m over the sandstone cliffs. The river is culturally significant to the Balanggarra people, for whom the falls are the male and female Wunkurr/Rainbow Serpents. 🐍🧡 There's no swimming at this very special spot, but during the dry season boats are able to pull up at the base of th

How fast they are! 😮 Hammerhead vs Stingray in the shallows of King George River, Kimberley Credit: 🎥 @karla_inthewild #sharks #hammerheadshark #stingrays #sharklover #sharkconservation #hammerhead #expedition #exploremore #wildlife #nature #marinelife | Shark Lovers