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Combo (Save 5%): Mammoth Cave Audio Tour + Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience Tickets

Name: Combo (Save 5%): Mammoth Cave Audio Tour + Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience Tickets
Start: 2026-11-07T15:30:00
End: 2026-11-07T16:30:00
Location: Sydney

4.6/5(767)

Luke W

Couple

Verified booking

6 days ago

The whole experience was great from the get go. Wife and I had a great experience together as we navigated the Nilgi cave. Tourist guides were friendly and helpful. Highly recommended to go. Excellent price for tickets.

Elizabeth R

Couple

Verified booking

6 days ago

General feedback on these 2 trips: Loved both caves - Mammoth was huge and had so many different interesting aspects, it was good to have a self-guided tour except for the fact that my headphone guided tour stopped working on No. 8 so I missed a bit (when I reported this when handing it back it was generally dismissed and the person said that it just needed a fast reset and was almost immediately ready for use again (this felt quite rude!) - I wish I had known this/it was on instructions as I would have come back for renewal so that I could have enjoyed No. 9 and the woodland walk back with instruction. Re.Lake Cave - a bit concerned that there was no mention of the number of steps needed to climb on this walk; some people we saw were really struggling and I wonder if they would have considered attending the walk differently if they had known about the number and type of steps necessary. Afterwards we went on the Wildflower walk (unguided) after the Lake tour and was disappointed that there were absolutely no labels on any of the plants/trees. But it was good to be able to walk through the area which was lovely. Apart from these comments the 2 tours were great and we really did enjoy them.

Adnan B

Family

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Lovely experience. Must-see place. Natural wonder. Rich history and plenty to learn for both kids n adults. Ample parking. Helpful staff, especially Ocean. Headsets provided for self-operated history lessons. The cave is naturally cooler and the outside world is warmer, especially after climbing a lot of stairs outwards. There is a separate exit for people who don't want to climb those steep stairs. It was a short cardio exercise for an unfit person like me :) There is a short bush walk from the exit of cave back to the reception which crosses the main road, so need to be careful. Plenty of souvenirs available. We will try the other caves next time.

Twan H

Group

Verified booking

Oct 2026

This is our first time visiting Ngilgi Cave. All staff are friendly and professional from entry to the souvenir shop through to staff briefing us on safety. The surroundings with native bush and flora provide a calm and refreshing feeling. Love the photos taken with those enchanting pillars with indigenous art. Ample parking. Love their uniforms too. Worth a visit.

Karen H

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

We had a great day exploring both caves. The guided tour was amazing and the guide very knowledgeable. The self guided tour at Mammoth caves was very good as well. How lucky are we to be able to explore these caves as they are now - great experience

Bev T

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

Has been 25 years since we have been down the Ngigli Cave, and was well worth the visit. The fact that it is a self guided tour is excellent as you can do it at your own pace and there is a guide in the main chamber if you have any questions.

Perfect for independent explorers. Visit the Mammoth and Ngilgi caves at your own pace, with audio guides unveiling Aboriginal legends and prehistoric fossils.

You’ll get a smooth journey between two sites, easily accessible for families or seniors, thanks to gentle boardwalks and helpful staff throughout.

Ngilgi ignites your imagination with hands-on exhibits, then Mammoth invites you to chart your own underground adventure.

This combo connects deep time with living culture, making it ideal for anyone curious about nature, science, and real stories beneath Margaret River.

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Entry to Ngilgi Cave

Access to Ancient Lands outdoor trail

Interpretive digital exhibits

Interpretive physical exhibits

Semi-guided cave area access

Knowledgeable staff on hand

Use of headsets or interactive panels (seasonal)

Mammoth Cave

Entry to Mammoth Cave

Self-guided tour

Audio guide in English/French/German/Malay/Mandarin

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Koomal Dreaming Aboriginal cultural tours (operated separately from the Ancient Lands Experience)

Mammoth Cave

Transport to/from the cave

Live guide

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Wayne M
Couple
Verified booking
Oct 2026
Hi, The cave is magnificent. Audio great. My wife and I. 75 and 73. Found the final 160 steps challenging with 4 brief stops needed to catch our breath. A gentleman we had to overtake was struggling. !!!! His son, 45 ish. Was very concerned. !!!!! I suggest a return to the start before 160 steps be available for very vulnerable customers. If not a STRONG WARNING. On line or before starting.
Craig B
Family
Verified booking
Oct 2026
Staff friendly and helpful , a nice relaxed tour at your own pace and a stunning natural formation to see. Even with light rainfall the main attraction was worth the visit.
Naomi W
Couple
Verified booking
Oct 2026
The guides were very informative and the cave was easy to navigate with some awesome things to see. It was a fantastic exciting experience.
Elizabeth R
Couple
Verified booking
6 days ago
General feedback on these 2 trips: Loved both caves - Mammoth was huge and had so many different interesting aspects, it was good to have a self-guided tour except for the fact that my headphone guided tour stopped working on No. 8 so I missed a bit (when I reported this when handing it back it was generally dismissed and the person said that it just needed a fast reset and was almost immediately ready for use again (this felt quite rude!) - I wish I had known this/it was on instructions as I would have come back for renewal so that I could have enjoyed No. 9 and the woodland walk back with instruction. Re.Lake Cave - a bit concerned that there was no mention of the number of steps needed to climb on this walk; some people we saw were really struggling and I wonder if they would have considered attending the walk differently if they had known about the number and type of steps necessary. Afterwards we went on the Wildflower walk (unguided) after the Lake tour and was disappointed that there were absolutely no labels on any of the plants/trees. But it was good to be able to walk through the area which was lovely. Apart from these comments the 2 tours were great and we really did enjoy them.
Adnan B
Family
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
Lovely experience. Must-see place. Natural wonder. Rich history and plenty to learn for both kids n adults. Ample parking. Helpful staff, especially Ocean. Headsets provided for self-operated history lessons. The cave is naturally cooler and the outside world is warmer, especially after climbing a lot of stairs outwards. There is a separate exit for people who don't want to climb those steep stairs. It was a short cardio exercise for an unfit person like me :) There is a short bush walk from the exit of cave back to the reception which crosses the main road, so need to be careful. Plenty of souvenirs available. We will try the other caves next time.

Save with this combo and journey through 600 million years of natural and cultural history at both Ngilgi Cave and Mammoth Cave, with audio and interactive exhibits included.

Getting started

Begin at the main entrance of either cave—your ticket is validated by staff, who provide a brief orientation. At Ngilgi Cave, start with the Ancient Lands outdoor trail before entering the cave; at Mammoth Cave, collect your audio guide and follow the marked boardwalks at your own pace.

What to expect

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Ngilgi Cave, near Yallingup, is a geological landmark significant to the Wardandi people of the Noongar Nation. This experience weaves together Aboriginal creation stories and natural history, connecting visitors to the land’s deep past.

Features:

Ancient Lands outdoor trail: Interactive digital and physical exhibits reveal the region’s geological evolution and Aboriginal narratives.

Semi-guided cave access: Explore a richly decorated cave system illuminated by warm amber lighting, ideal for reflection and photography.

Noongar storytelling: Learn ancient creation stories that highlight the cave’s cultural significance.

Family-friendly activities: Children can enjoy hands-on displays and a crawl tunnel designed to spark curiosity.

Knowledgeable staff: Team members are available to answer questions and share insights about the cave’s importance.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River

Set in Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Mammoth Cave is renowned for its limestone formations and prehistoric fossils, offering a self-guided journey into Australia’s ancient environment.

Features:

Prehistoric fossils: Spot megafauna remains and discover extinct species that once roamed the region.

Accessible pathways: Boardwalks and gentle slopes make the cave suitable for all ages and mobility levels.

Multilingual audio commentary: Listen to engaging stories and scientific insights in your preferred language, pausing to explore at your own pace.

Forest exit: Experience the transition from the cool cave interior to the lush surrounding forest, a visitor favorite.

What to bring

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to uneven surfaces and steps within the caves.

Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and water for the outdoor trails.

Dress in layers; cave interiors maintain a cool temperature year-round.

A valid photo ID may be required to match the name on your booking.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to uneven surfaces and steps within the caves.

Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and water for the outdoor trails.

Dress in layers; cave interiors maintain a cool temperature year-round.

A valid photo ID may be required to match the name on your booking.

What’s not allowed

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed for safety and security reasons.

Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Tripods and professional photography equipment are not permitted inside the caves or exhibition areas.

Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Koomal Dreaming Aboriginal cultural tours are not included and must be booked separately.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed for safety and security reasons.

Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.

Tripods and professional photography equipment are not permitted inside the caves or exhibition areas.

Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

The Ancient Lands outdoor trail is fully wheelchair accessible.

The cave experiences involve steps and uneven surfaces; moderate mobility is recommended, and cave sections are not wheelchair accessible.

Accessible restrooms are available on site.

If you have specific access needs or questions, please contact the team in advance to ensure your requirements can be accommodated.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

The cave experiences involve steps and uneven surfaces; moderate mobility is recommended and cave sections are not wheelchair accessible.

Accessible restrooms are available on site.

If you have specific access needs or questions, please contact the team in advance to ensure your requirements can be accommodated.

Additional information

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Your ticket includes entry to the caves, outdoor trails, and access to interpretive digital and physical exhibits.

Knowledgeable staff are on hand throughout the experience to assist and answer questions.

The experience is family-friendly and ideal for children, with interactive storytelling and hands-on displays.

Photography is welcome (without tripods); the cave’s lighting is ideal for photos.

Allow at least 1.5–2 hours to fully enjoy both the outdoor trail and cave experience.

Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Malay, and Mandarin for the Mammoth Cave tour.

Transport to and from the caves is not included in your ticket.

Children must be supervised at all times during the visit.

The caves feature prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.

The site holds deep cultural significance for the Wardandi people of the Noongar Nation—please be respectful of the stories and environment during your visit.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

This is a self-guided audio tour; allow approximately 1 hour for your visit.

Audio guides are available in English, French, German, Malay, and Mandarin.

The experience concludes with a walk through the Marri and Karri forests.

Transport to and from the cave is not included in your ticket.

Children must be supervised at all times during the visit.

The caves feature prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.

The site holds deep cultural significance for the Wardandi people of the Noongar Nation—please be respectful of the stories and environment during your visit.

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

Please display the same at each ticket redemption point along with a valid photo ID.

Ticket Redemption Points

Mammoth Cave

Redeem your ticket at Mammoth Cave.

Address : Caves Rd, Forest Grove WA 6286.

Get Directions to the Redemption Point

Ngilgi Cave

Meet your guide at Ngilgi Cave.

Address: 76 Yallingup Caves Rd, Yallingup WA 6282, Australia.

Get Directions to the Meeting Point