Lady Alice Falls, Coastal waterfall in Southland District, New Zealand.

Lady Alice Falls is a waterfall in Fiordland National Park on New Zealand's South Island, dropping roughly 280 m over several steps from a hanging valley into Doubtful Sound/Patea. It falls about halfway between the southern tip of Elizabeth Island and the Helena Falls, on the fjord's eastern shore, one kilometre inside Deep Cove.

Lady Alice Falls drops from a hanging valley on the east side of Doubtful Sound/Patea, roughly halfway between the southern tip of Elizabeth Island and the Helena Falls. Its height is given as either 200 or 280 metres, and it should not be confused with Alice Falls further north, which flow into George Sound.

The falls drop from a hanging valley on the east side of Doubtful Sound/Patea, roughly halfway between the southern tip of Elizabeth Island and the Helena Falls. They should not be confused with the Alice Falls further north in Fiordland, which flow into George Sound.

Lady Alice Falls drops into Doubtful Sound on its eastern shore, roughly halfway between the southern tip of Elizabeth Island and the Helena Falls, one kilometre inside Deep Cove. There is no track to the base; the falls are seen from a boat on the fjord. Do not confuse them with the Alice Falls further north, which flow into George Sound.

Lady Alice Falls is often confused with Alice Falls, a separate waterfall further north in Fiordland that empties into George Sound. The two are distinct sites, so a sighting of one is not a sighting of the other. Sources also differ on its height, giving either about 200 or about 280 metres.