Margaret River: Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour

Explore Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour, as you journey through ancient chambers shaped over thousands of years and

discover evidence of Australia’s prehistoric past.

Getting started

Begin your visit at the main entrance, where your entry is validated, and you’ll receive your audio guide in your preferred language. Follow the pathway into the cave, starting along a boardwalk before continuing deeper into the cave.

What to expect

Located within Leeuwin–Naturaliste National Park, Mammoth Cave is a natural time capsule where fossil remains of long-extinct Australian megafauna have been discovered. As you move through the cave, you’ll uncover stories of its formation, fossil history and the unique environment that has preserved these

remarkable finds.

Features

• Self-guided audio tour: Explore at your own pace with commentary available in multiple languages, sharing insights into the cave’s geology

• and fossil discoveries.

• Ancient fossil remains: See real megafauna fossils, including a 50,000-year-old zygomaturus jawbone still embedded in the cave wall

• Limestone formations: Wander through chambers featuring stalactites, stalagmites and seasonal flowstone, shaped over thousands of years

• Cave pathway: Begin along a boardwalk into the first chamber, then continue through the cave via stairs and handrails

• Forest exit: Finish your journey with a walk through marri and karri forest, or return via the entrance if you prefer to avoid the final climb