The region offers a range of caves: Jewel Cave, Lake Cave, Mammoth Cave and Ngilgi Cave each with unique underground features — from vast chambers and crystal formations to ancient fossils and mirrored underground lakes.

Journey deep beneath Western Australia’s karri forest to explore the state’s largest show cave.
Journey deep beneath Western Australia’s karri forest to explore the state’s largest show cave.
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Visit a crystal-studded cave with an underground lake that mirrors another world.
Visit a crystal-studded cave with an underground lake that mirrors another world.
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Explore a prehistoric limestone cave at your own pace with immersive audio commentary.
Explore a prehistoric limestone cave at your own pace with immersive audio commentary.
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Walk through 600 million years of Earth’s story, guided by the voices of its first custodians.
Walk through 600 million years of Earth’s story, guided by the voices of its first custodians.
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Explore two incredible caves in a day — Mammoth Cave’s fossils & Lake Cave’s underground lake.
Explore two incredible caves in a day — Mammoth Cave’s fossils & Lake Cave’s underground lake.
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Mammoth Cave
Margaret River
Mammoth Cave
Lake Cave
Mammoth Cave
Lake Cave
Mammoth Cave
Lake Cave
Mammoth Cave
Lake Cave
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Guided discovery meets quiet exploration in Margaret River’s iconic caves.
Guided discovery meets quiet exploration in Margaret River’s iconic caves.
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Jewel Cave, Margaret River
Mammoth Cave
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Jewel Cave, Margaret River
Mammoth Cave
Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Stand at the tallest lighthouse in Australia's mainland to see where two oceans meet.
Stand at the tallest lighthouse in Australia's mainland to see where two oceans meet.
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From Earth’s ancient wonders to Noongar stories for geology and culture in one trip.
From Earth’s ancient wonders to Noongar stories for geology and culture in one trip.
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Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave
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Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave
Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience
Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour
Soar through the treetops on high ropes and flying fox courses in the Ludlow Tuart Forest.
Soar through the treetops on high ropes and flying fox courses in the Ludlow Tuart Forest.
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Fossil caves + raptor shows: two Margaret River must-dos in one easy ticket.
Fossil caves + raptor shows: two Margaret River must-dos in one easy ticket.
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Capes Raptor Centre
Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour
Capes Raptor Centre
Mammoth Cave
Capes Raptor Centre
Mammoth Cave
Capes Raptor Centre
Mammoth Cave
Capes Raptor Centre
Mammoth Cave




The region offers a range of caves: Jewel Cave, Lake Cave, Mammoth Cave and Ngilgi Cave each with unique underground features — from vast chambers and crystal formations to ancient fossils and mirrored underground lakes.













Your ticket includes entry to the cave and either a guided tour (for caves like Jewel or Lake) or self-guided audio tour (for caves like Mammoth), depending on what you book.
Purchase your Margaret River Cave Tour tickets online to avail great discounts.
Yes, later on the website there are combo packages (for example, combining two caves) that may offer savings compared to buying separate tickets.
The four Margaret River Caves open to the public are the Lake Cave, Mammoth Cave, Jewel Cave and Ngilgi Cave.
Yes, booking ahead is recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends, as popular caves like Jewel and Lake Cave have limited session capacity.
Yes, but suitability depends on the cave. Mammoth Cave is great for families due to its flexible pacing, while Lake and Jewel Cave involve more stairs and darker spaces that may be challenging for younger kids.
Yes, photography is allowed in most areas, but flash and tripods are usually restricted to protect the formations and avoid interrupting tours.
No, food and drinks are not permitted inside cave chambers to preserve the environment. You can enjoy snacks and water in outdoor areas and picnic spots nearby.
Many travellers visit two to three caves in a day, especially using the easy Caves Road route. Each cave offers something unique, so combining them gives a fuller experience.
Cave tickets generally do not include transfers. Visitors typically self-drive or join regional tours that include transportation.
Jewel Cave is often recommended for first-timers due to its dramatic large chambers and impressive formations.
Yes, Mammoth Cave is self-guided with an audio tour, allowing you to explore at your own pace. Most others require a guided session.
Some chambers are spacious, but sections of certain caves can be narrow or enclosed. Mammoth Cave tends to feel more open.
Yes, temperatures inside remain cool year-round, averaging around 12–15°C, so bringing an extra layer is recommended.
The caves are located along Caves Road, roughly 10–25 minutes’ drive from Margaret River depending on the specific cave.