Tutea Falls is a waterfall on the Kaituna River, in Ōkere Falls Scenic Reserve at 103 Trout Pool Road, Okere Falls, about 21 kilometres from Rotorua off State Highway 33. The site is known for white-water rafters and kayakers who run the falls, and it is part of a group of three falls that includes Kaituna Falls and Ōkere Falls. The walk is short and easy, with information panels along the way, a picnic area with public toilets, and a trout pool that is popular with fishing.
The main lookout platform by Hinemoa's steps is the best place to watch the rafters, but the platform that looks out over Tutea Falls is closed for now. Views are still available from sections of the track that lead down toward the cave. Children can search for geocaches, and glow worms can be seen after dark. Dogs are not allowed, and the reserve rules for other pets apply. The walkway warns of strong currents and falls, so visitors need to keep to the track.