Margaret River Caves

Discover the Jewel Cave in Western Australia and its three beautiful underground chambers.

With a professional guide by your side, learn a great deal about the cave, its history, and its attractions.

Catch sight of numerous stunning natural formations inside the cave.

Did you know that you can see the skeleton of a Tasmanian Tiger that has been preserved for over 3000 years?

Enjoy a visit to one of the most breathtaking limestone caves in all of Australia.

See a serene lake located inside the cave, and hear droplets fall into the water from the roof.

Catch memorable views of the cave entry from the Lake Cave Deck amidst the treetops.

Discover numerous eye-catching natural formations made of crystals inside the cave.

Learn about the unique cave and how it was formed from your expert guide.

With the Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience, soak in the ancient vibes and remarkable stories of the lands!

The scenic pathway winds through native bushland, dotted with interactive installations that teach you about the natural underground formations.

Descend into the heart of Ngilgi Cave, where a self-guided adventure through magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, and colored shawls awaits you.

Explore the renowned Mammoth Cave of Australia located in the Margaret River Region.

Discover the wonders of the cave with the help of an audio-guide.

See incredibly rare fossils of zygomaturus embedded within the limestone walls of the cave.

Catch sight of beautiful natural limestone formations on the roof of the cave.

Explore the stunning Jewel Cave in the Margaret River Region and witness Australia's longest straw stalactite, over 5 meters in length, hanging from the cave's ceiling.

Enjoy a guided tour of the enormous caverns as you walk through each chamber and see the skeleton of a thylacine on display in the Jewel Cave Centre.

Discover Mammoth Cave on a multilingual self-guided audio tour and see the fossils of a long-extinct giant marsupial species found in the cave's limestone walls.

Walk along the boardwalks and platforms, through the majestic chambers of Mammoth Cave, and learn about one of the most important paleontologist digs in Australia.

Fun Fact: Jewel Cave extends to a depth of over 42 meters (137 feet), making it one of the deepest show caves in Australia.

Visit Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, the tallest lighthouse on mainland Australia.

Take a memorable trip through Australian maritime history.

Enjoy live commentary about history and stories of the local area from your expert guide.

Get a chance to do some whale spotting in the months between May and September.

Get a chance to visit the inside and go to the top of one of Perth’s lighthouses.

Catch stunning views of Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park from your vantage point at the top.

Learn about the history of the area and the lighthouse from your guide.

Get rewarding views of the Indian Ocean, Cape Naturaliste, Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, and the beautiful Geographe Bay coastline.

Visit the renowned Mammoth Cave of Australia located in the Margaret River Region and explore with the help of an audio guide.

Get the chance to see scarce fossils of zygomaturus embedded within the limestone walls of the cave.

Explore Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands on this self-guided tour with interactive installations and unearth the stories of the flora, fauna, and the Leeuwin Naturaliste Ridge.

Marvel at the cave's stunning stalactites, stalagmites, helictites, and shawls by touring at your own pace and gaining insights from guides stationed throughout the cave.

Fun Fact: Intricate dripstone formations adorn the cave's walls, crafted over thousands of years.

Experience two of Western Australia’s natural wonders in one seamless combo—Rottnest Island and Jewel Cave Margaret River.

Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and spend up to 7 hours exploring Rottnest Island’s beaches, trails, and iconic wildlife.

Marvel at marine life on your ferry journey, with chances to spot dolphins, seabirds, New Zealand fur seals, and seasonal humpback whales.

Join a professional guide for an immersive tour of Jewel Cave, home to vast chambers, crystalline formations, and fascinating geological history.

See the rare, preserved skeleton of a Tasmanian Tiger, estimated to be over 3,000 years old, on display within Jewel Cave.

Upgrade your island experience with optional bike hire, giving you the freedom to discover hidden coves and panoramic coastal trails.