A man and a woman bathe in Curtis Falls, Tamborine National Park, Australia, disregarding several signs prohibiting unauthorised entry.

"We witnessed people ignore clearly laid out signs that said they were not allowed to swim in the water", Christopher, the filmer, explains.

"They are three/four signs on the track down. They are also two very obvious signs at the actual spot", he said.

Queensland Government's website states that "access to the Curtis Falls rock pool and surrounding area beyond the viewing platform in Joalah section is prohibited". In fact, Curtis Falls is home to a rare colony of glow worms that are currently under protection.

Visiting Curtis Falls in Queensland Tambourine Mountains when we witness people ignore clearly laid out signs that say they are not allowed to swim in the water. They are 3-4 signs on the track down. They are also two very obvious signs at the actual spot.