Australia is known for epic beaches, but there are just as many awesome spots for swimming away from the coast thanks to places like Litchfield National Park. Not too far from the city of Darwin in the Northern Territory, Litchfield is celebrated for its waterholes and waterfalls. Think remote plunge pools fed by raging waterfalls surrounded by quiet outback forest, and you’ll get why those who visit Litchfield rave about it. To reach Florence Falls, Tjaetaba Falls, and all the other falls in the park, you’ll need to follow the tracks and boardwalks, but that’s hardly a chore with so much scenery to take in. You’ll also see some enormous termite mounds near the entrance to the park, some of which are as tall as two meters.