Rere Falls sits on the Wharekōpae River near the small community of Rere, inland from Gisborne in the northeast of New Zealand's North Island.

Though not especially tall at around 5 metres, the falls span an impressive 20 metres in width, forming a broad, picturesque curtain of water. It is possible to walk behind the cascading water, though the rock face can be slippery.

The falls are set amid farmland and are accompanied by a picnic area and a swimming hole. Nearby on the same river is the Rere Rock Slide, a smooth natural rock formation roughly 60 metres long that draws visitors of its own.

Rere is approximately 45 minutes from Gisborne via sealed roads.