Matai Falls, waterfall in the Catlins, Clutha District, New Zealand

Matai Falls is a waterfall on the Matai Stream near Caberfeidh, on the southeastern edge of the Catlins in Otago, New Zealand. The stream drops about 10 metres. A short walking track leads from the Papatowai Highway, part of the Southern Scenic Route, to the falls in about 10 minutes.

Matai Falls lies on the Matai Stream near the settlement of Caberfeidh, on the southeastern edge of the Catlins in the Otago region. The waterfall drops about 10 metres. A walking track leads to it in roughly 10 minutes from the Papatowai Highway, part of the Southern Scenic Route.

The waterfall lies on the Matai Stream near the settlement of Caberfeidh, at the southeastern edge of the Catlins in the Otago region. Its name comes from the mataī, a native New Zealand conifer. The site is reached from the Papatowai Highway, part of the Southern Scenic Route.

From the Papatowai Highway, part of the Southern Scenic Route, a walking track leads to the waterfall in about 10 minutes. The falls lie on the Matai Stream near the settlement of Caberfeidh, at the southeastern edge of the Catlins in Otago.

The waterfall drops about 10 metres along the Matai Stream, in the Caberfeidh area at the south-eastern edge of the Catlins, in Otago. The stream itself gives the falls their name. The site lies in Clutha District, roughly 7 km from Papatowai.