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Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River during a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Guide leading a tour in Jewel Cave, Margaret River, with visitors observing stalactites.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River during a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Guide leading a tour in Jewel Cave, Margaret River, with visitors observing stalactites.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River during a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Guide leading a tour in Jewel Cave, Margaret River, with visitors observing stalactites.
4.6(864)

Margaret River: Jewel Cave Guided Tour

from
AU$25
1 hr

Journey deep beneath Western Australia’s karri forest to explore the state’s largest show cave.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided one-hour tour led by ranger guides through three underground chambers. See crystal formations and fossils, including the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. Plus, entry to the visitor center.
  • Why choose this: Discover one of Australia’s longest straw stalactites and learn why it's called Western Australia's grandest underground cathedral.

Journey deep beneath Western Australia’s karri forest to explore the state’s largest show cave.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided one-hour tour led by ranger guides through three underground chambers. See crystal formations and fossils, including the extinct Tasmanian Tiger. Plus, entry to the visitor center.
  • Why choose this: Discover one of Australia’s longest straw stalactites and learn why it's called Western Australia's grandest underground cathedral.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Jewel Cave, Margaret River
  • 1-hour guided tour
  • English-speaking guide
  • Access to three cave chambers
  • Entry to the cave visitor center

Exclusions

  • Transport to/from the cave

What to bring

  • Wear closed-toe shoes with good grip, as the cave floor can be slippery.
  • Bring a jumper or extra layer, as it is cooler underground.
  • Carry a water bottle for hydration.
  • Bring a camera for photos, but be prepared to move at the group’s pace.

What’s not allowed

  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the cave.
  • Food and drinks are not allowed inside the cave (except water in a sealed bottle).
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Tripods, monopods, and professional photography equipment are not allowed during the tour.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible due to numerous stairs and uneven surfaces.
  • Visitors must have moderate mobility and be able to manage over 500 steps throughout the tour.
  • The tour is not suitable for prams, strollers, or mobility devices.

Additional information

  • The guided tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers three underground chambers.
  • The cave is open daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, except on Christmas Day.
  • An optional self-guided Karri forest walk is available after your cave tour.
  • Group sizes may be large during peak times; booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.
  • Children and older adults are welcome but should be comfortable with stairs and a moderate walking pace.
  • The on-site café offers snacks and refreshments for purchase.
  • Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time.
  • For the best experience, stay with your group and follow your guide’s instructions at all times.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Illuminated stalactites and reflections in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Illuminated stalactites and reflections in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Illuminated stalactites and reflections in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
4.7(799)

Margaret River: Lake Cave Guided Tour

from
AU$25
1 hr

Visit a crystal-studded cave with an underground lake that mirrors another world.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided one-hour tour through Lake Cave, via a suspended staircase descending into a forested doline (collapsed sinkhole), exploration of an underground lake reflecting intricate crystal formations, and insight into the famous “Suspended Table” rock.
  • Why choose this: The still water and delicate crystals create an almost meditative experience, perfect for photographers and peace-seekers.

Visit a crystal-studded cave with an underground lake that mirrors another world.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided one-hour tour through Lake Cave, via a suspended staircase descending into a forested doline (collapsed sinkhole), exploration of an underground lake reflecting intricate crystal formations, and insight into the famous “Suspended Table” rock.
  • Why choose this: The still water and delicate crystals create an almost meditative experience, perfect for photographers and peace-seekers.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Lake Cave, Margaret River
  • 1-hour guided tour
  • English-speaking guide
  • Access to the sunken forest, treetop viewing platform
  • Visit to interpretive center

Exclusions

  • Transportation to/from the cave

What to bring

  • Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and climbing stairs.
  • Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.
  • Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
  • There are over 300 steps each way to access the cave.
  • Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.

Additional information

  • Your ticket includes a one-hour fully-guided tour and entrance to Lake Cave.
  • Transportation to and from the cave is not included.
  • Maximum of 30 travelers per tour.
  • Confirmation will be received at the time of booking.
  • Service animals are allowed.
  • The cave environment can be cool and damp; dress appropriately for the conditions.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
4.6(594)

Margaret River: Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour

from
AU$25
1 hr

Explore a prehistoric limestone cave at your own pace with immersive audio commentary.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Mammoth Cave in Margaret River, a self-guided tour with an audio guide available in English, French, German, Malay, and Mandarin. See ancient limestone formations, spot fossils over 50,000 years old, and enjoy easy boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Why choose this: It's the most accessible cave in the region. Perfect for families, solo explorers, or anyone who likes taking their time.

Explore a prehistoric limestone cave at your own pace with immersive audio commentary.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Mammoth Cave in Margaret River, a self-guided tour with an audio guide available in English, French, German, Malay, and Mandarin. See ancient limestone formations, spot fossils over 50,000 years old, and enjoy easy boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Why choose this: It's the most accessible cave in the region. Perfect for families, solo explorers, or anyone who likes taking their time.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Mammoth Cave
  • Self-guided tour
  • Audio guide in English/French/German/Malay/Mandarin

Exclusions

  • Transport to/from the cave
  • Live guide

What to bring

  • Bring comfortable walking shoes suitable for boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Carry a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
  • Consider bringing a light jacket, as cave interiors can be cool.

What’s not allowed

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Large bags and bulky luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.

Accessibility

  • The cave is accessible via gently sloping boardwalks, making it suitable for families, seniors, and visitors with limited mobility.
  • If you have specific access needs or questions, please contact the team in advance to ensure your requirements can be accommodated.

Additional information

  • 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 cave features prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave, Australia.
Group exploring Ngilgi Cave on a guided tour, standing on a walkway surrounded by rock formations.
Visitor exploring Ngilgi Cave's rocky staircase during the Ancient Lands Experience.
Ngilgi Cave stalactites and rock formations with visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Visitors entering Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience in Australia.
Child exploring interactive exhibit at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on a rope swing at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Aerial view of Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience platform with colorful directional markers.
Ngilgi Cave entrance with colorful pillars and visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on wooden structures in a forest setting, Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave, Australia.
Group exploring Ngilgi Cave on a guided tour, standing on a walkway surrounded by rock formations.
Visitor exploring Ngilgi Cave's rocky staircase during the Ancient Lands Experience.
Ngilgi Cave stalactites and rock formations with visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Visitors entering Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience in Australia.
Child exploring interactive exhibit at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on a rope swing at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Aerial view of Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience platform with colorful directional markers.
Ngilgi Cave entrance with colorful pillars and visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on wooden structures in a forest setting, Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave, Australia.
Group exploring Ngilgi Cave on a guided tour, standing on a walkway surrounded by rock formations.
Visitor exploring Ngilgi Cave's rocky staircase during the Ancient Lands Experience.
Ngilgi Cave stalactites and rock formations with visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Visitors entering Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience in Australia.
Child exploring interactive exhibit at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on a rope swing at Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
Aerial view of Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience platform with colorful directional markers.
Ngilgi Cave entrance with colorful pillars and visitors exploring the Ancient Lands Experience.
Children playing on wooden structures in a forest setting, Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience.
4.8(68)

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

from
AU$32
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change

1 hr

Walk through 600 million years of Earth’s story, guided by the voices of its first custodians.

  • Everything you get: Self-guided tour blending Aboriginal storytelling with geological wonder, indigenous-led cultural interpretation, interactive technology that brings ancient Noongar creation stories to life, and insight into the cave's spiritual significance.
  • Why choose this: Set your own pace along well-lit boardwalks through crystal formations and vast chambers. Informative signage and friendly on-site guides are there to fill in the gaps.

Walk through 600 million years of Earth’s story, guided by the voices of its first custodians.

  • Everything you get: Self-guided tour blending Aboriginal storytelling with geological wonder, indigenous-led cultural interpretation, interactive technology that brings ancient Noongar creation stories to life, and insight into the cave's spiritual significance.
  • Why choose this: Set your own pace along well-lit boardwalks through crystal formations and vast chambers. Informative signage and friendly on-site guides are there to fill in the gaps.

Inclusions

  • 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)

Exclusions

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

What to bring

  • Comfortable walking shoes are essential due to uneven surfaces and approximately 300 steps within the cave.
  • Bring sun protection (hat, sunscreen) and water for the 30–45 minute outdoor trail before cave entry.
  • Dress in layers; the cave interior maintains a temperature of around 19°C year-round.
  • A valid photo ID may be required to match the name on your booking.

What’s not allowed

  • Tripods and professional photography equipment are not permitted inside the cave or exhibition areas.
  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed for safety and security reasons.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Koomal Dreaming Aboriginal cultural tours are not included and must be booked separately.

Accessibility

  • The Ancient Lands outdoor trail is fully wheelchair accessible.
  • The cave experience involves about 300 steps with handrails; moderate mobility is recommended and the cave section is not wheelchair accessible.
  • Accessible restrooms are available on site.

Additional information

  • Your ticket includes entry to the Ngilgi Cave, the Ancient Lands outdoor trail, 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) and the cave’s warm lighting is ideal for photos.
  • Allow at least 1.5–2 hours to fully enjoy both the outdoor trail and cave experience.
  • 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.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Guided tour exploring stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Guided tour exploring stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Guided tour exploring stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide points flashlight at stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Guide explains cave formations to visitors in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Mammoth Cave entrance with trees and sunlight, Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors observe stalactites and stalagmites over water in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stalactites reflected in still water inside Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Stairs leading up from Lake Cave sinkhole entrance, Margaret River, with trees and sky above.
Thin straw stalactites in Lake Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
4.6(1,393)

Combo: Margaret River: Lake Cave Guided Tour + Margaret River: Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour

from
AU$50
Audio guide
Guided tour

Explore two incredible caves in a day — Mammoth Cave’s fossils & Lake Cave’s underground lake.

  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Walk through Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. See ancient fossils, interesting rock formations, and learn about the cave’s geology and history. The tour ends with a peaceful walk through the surrounding forest.
  • Everything you get at Lake Cave: Join a guided tour through Lake Cave’s beautiful chambers. Explore the sunken forest entrance, stalactites, stalagmites, and the underground lake, and hear fascinating stories and facts from your guide.
  • Why choose this combo: Experience both of Margaret River’s highlights — the fossil-filled Mammoth Cave and the crystal-lit Lake Cave in a single easy booking. Two incredible cave adventures in one day.

Explore two incredible caves in a day — Mammoth Cave’s fossils & Lake Cave’s underground lake.

  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Walk through Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. See ancient fossils, interesting rock formations, and learn about the cave’s geology and history. The tour ends with a peaceful walk through the surrounding forest.
  • Everything you get at Lake Cave: Join a guided tour through Lake Cave’s beautiful chambers. Explore the sunken forest entrance, stalactites, stalagmites, and the underground lake, and hear fascinating stories and facts from your guide.
  • Why choose this combo: Experience both of Margaret River’s highlights — the fossil-filled Mammoth Cave and the crystal-lit Lake Cave in a single easy booking. Two incredible cave adventures in one day.

Inclusions

Mammoth Cave

  • Entry to Mammoth Cave
  • Self-guided tour
  • Audio guide in English/French/German/Malay/Mandarin

Margaret River

  • Entry to Lake Cave, Margaret River
  • 1-hour guided tour
  • English-speaking guide
  • Access to the sunken forest, treetop viewing platform
  • Visit to interpretive center

What to bring

Mammoth Cave

  • Bring comfortable walking shoes suitable for boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Carry a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
  • Consider bringing a light jacket, as cave interiors can be cool.

Lake Cave

  • Wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and climbing stairs.
  • Bring a valid photo ID to match the name on your booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Mammoth Cave

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Large bags and bulky luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.

Lake Cave

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.
  • Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.

Accessibility

Mammoth Cave

  • The cave is accessible via gently sloping boardwalks, making it suitable for families, seniors, and visitors with limited mobility.
  • If you have specific access needs or questions, please contact the team in advance to ensure your requirements can be accommodated.

Lake Cave

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible.
  • There are over 300 steps each way to access the cave.
  • Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.
  • Service animals are allowed.

Additional information

Mammoth Cave

  • 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 cave features prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.

Lake Cave

  • Your ticket includes a one-hour fully-guided tour and entrance to Lake Cave.
  • Transportation to and from the cave is not included.
  • Maximum of 30 travelers per tour.
  • The cave environment can be cool and damp; dress appropriately for the conditions.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Tourists exploring Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave in Margaret River, featuring stalactites and guided walkways.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
Tourists exploring Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave in Margaret River, featuring stalactites and guided walkways.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
Tourists exploring Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave in Margaret River, featuring stalactites and guided walkways.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Visitors exploring Jewel Cave in Margaret River on a guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Jewel Cave, Margaret River guided tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave exhibit on self-guided audio tour, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Family exploring Mammoth Cave on a self-guided audio tour in Margaret River.
4.6(1,458)

Combo (Save 10%): Jewel Cave Guided Tour + Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Experience

from AU$50
AU$44.80

10% off

Audio guide
Guided tour

Guided discovery meets quiet exploration in Margaret River’s iconic caves.

  • Everything you get at Jewel Cave: Guided 1-hour tour through 3 chambers with expert ranger guides. See crystal formations and fossils (including the extinct Tasmanian Tiger).
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Explore at your own pace with entry to Mammoth Cave and an audio guide in five languages. See ancient limestone formations and fossils over 50,000 years old.
  • Why choose this combo: Get both a focused, guided tour of Jewel Cave to see its unique crystal formations and explore the massive passages of Mammoth Cave at your own pace.

Guided discovery meets quiet exploration in Margaret River’s iconic caves.

  • Everything you get at Jewel Cave: Guided 1-hour tour through 3 chambers with expert ranger guides. See crystal formations and fossils (including the extinct Tasmanian Tiger).
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Explore at your own pace with entry to Mammoth Cave and an audio guide in five languages. See ancient limestone formations and fossils over 50,000 years old.
  • Why choose this combo: Get both a focused, guided tour of Jewel Cave to see its unique crystal formations and explore the massive passages of Mammoth Cave at your own pace.

Inclusions

Jewel Cave, Margaret River

  • Entry to Jewel Cave, Margaret River
  • 1-hour guided tour
  • English-speaking guide
  • Access to three cave chambers
  • Entry to the cave visitor center

Mammoth Cave

  • Entry to Mammoth Cave
  • Self-guided tour
  • Audio guide in English/French/German/Malay/Mandarin

Exclusions

Jewel Cave, Margaret River

  • Transport to/from the cave

Mammoth Cave

  • Transport to/from the cave
  • Live guide

What to bring

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

  • Wear closed-toe shoes with good grip, as the cave floor can be slippery.
  • Bring a jumper or extra layer, as it is cooler underground.
  • Carry a water bottle for hydration.
  • Bring a camera for photos, but be prepared to move at the group’s pace.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

  • Bring comfortable walking shoes suitable for boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Carry a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
  • Consider bringing a light jacket, as cave interiors can be cool.

What’s not allowed

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not permitted inside the cave.
  • Food and drinks are not allowed inside the cave (except water in a sealed bottle).
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Tripods, monopods, and professional photography equipment are not allowed during the tour.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Large bags and bulky luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.

Accessibility

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible due to numerous stairs and uneven surfaces.
  • Visitors must have moderate mobility and be able to manage over 500 steps throughout the tour.
  • The tour is not suitable for prams, strollers, or mobility devices.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River Self-Guided Audio Tour

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible due to numerous stairs and uneven surfaces.
  • Visitors must have moderate mobility and be able to manage over 500 steps throughout the tour.
  • The tour is not suitable for prams, strollers, or mobility devices.

Additional information

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

  • The guided tour lasts approximately 1 hour and covers three underground chambers.
  • The cave is open daily from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, except on Christmas Day.
  • An optional self-guided Karri forest walk is available after your cave tour.
  • Group sizes may be large during peak times; booking ahead is strongly recommended, especially during school holidays and weekends.
  • Children and older adults are welcome but should be comfortable with stairs and a moderate walking pace.
  • The on-site café offers snacks and refreshments for purchase.
  • Please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time.
  • For the best experience, stay with your group and follow your guide’s instructions at all times.

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 cave features prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Visitors on Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse balcony overlooking ocean views.
Tour guide explaining inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse lamp room to visitors.
Tour group inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, viewed from above on spiral stairs.
Family walking on boardwalk near Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Australia.
Aerial view of Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse on rocky coastal headland, surrounded by ocean waves.
Visitors examining historical photographs at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse exhibit.
Two women on boardwalk with Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in background.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse silhouetted against sunset sky in Australia.
Visitors on Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse balcony overlooking ocean views.
Tour guide explaining inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse lamp room to visitors.
Tour group inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, viewed from above on spiral stairs.
Family walking on boardwalk near Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Australia.
Aerial view of Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse on rocky coastal headland, surrounded by ocean waves.
Visitors examining historical photographs at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse exhibit.
Two women on boardwalk with Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in background.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse silhouetted against sunset sky in Australia.
Visitors on Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse balcony overlooking ocean views.
Tour guide explaining inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse lamp room to visitors.
Tour group inside Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, viewed from above on spiral stairs.
Family walking on boardwalk near Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Australia.
Aerial view of Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse on rocky coastal headland, surrounded by ocean waves.
Visitors examining historical photographs at Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse exhibit.
Two women on boardwalk with Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in background.
Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse silhouetted against sunset sky in Australia.
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Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Guided Tour

from
AU$22
30 min

Stand at the tallest lighthouse in Australia's mainland to see where two oceans meet.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided 30-minute tower tour, exclusive access to the lighthouse balcony, entry to the Cape Leeuwin precinct, interpretive displays, and the maritime heritage walkway. Take in sweeping ocean views and relax at the on-site café.
  • Why choose this: See the dramatic meeting point of the Indian and Southern Oceans, with stories from guides about its shipwrecks and keepers.

Stand at the tallest lighthouse in Australia's mainland to see where two oceans meet.

  • Everything you get: A fully guided 30-minute tower tour, exclusive access to the lighthouse balcony, entry to the Cape Leeuwin precinct, interpretive displays, and the maritime heritage walkway. Take in sweeping ocean views and relax at the on-site café.
  • Why choose this: See the dramatic meeting point of the Indian and Southern Oceans, with stories from guides about its shipwrecks and keepers.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and guided tour
  • 30-minute tower tour with an English-speaking guide
  • Access to lighthouse balcony
  • Entry to Cape Leeuwin precinct
  • Interpretive display access
  • Maritime heritage walkway access
  • Café access

Exclusions

  • Transport to/from Augusta or Margaret River
  • Food & drinks

What to bring

  • Bring a jacket or windbreaker, as winds can be strong and cool even in summer.
  • Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes suitable for climbing 176 steps.
  • Secure hats and loose clothing due to windy conditions.
  • Bring a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

  • Wheelchairs and prams are not permitted inside the lighthouse tower.
  • Caravan parking is unavailable during car park upgrades (Sept–Dec 2025).
  • Pets and drones are not permitted on the premises, except for registered service animals.
  • Large bags and suitcases are not allowed inside the lighthouse for safety reasons.

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair and pram access is limited to the grounds and café; the lighthouse tower is not wheelchair accessible.
  • The tower climb involves 176 steps and requires moderate fitness.
  • Accessible restrooms are available on site.

Additional information

  • Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled tour.
  • Children must be at least 4 years old to join the lighthouse tour and must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • The site is closed on Christmas Day.
  • Last entry is at 4:30pm; tours depart every 30 minutes.
  • The experience operates in all weather conditions; tours may be modified or delayed in extreme weather for safety.
  • Meals, drinks, and souvenirs are not included in your ticket.
  • Transport to and from Augusta or Margaret River is not included.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Mammoth Cave audio tour with child exploring exhibit and group in Ngilgi Cave, Margaret River.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites on a Semi-Guided Ngilgi Cave Tour.
Couple exploring Ngilgi Cave on a semi-guided tour, observing rock formations.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during semi-guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during a semi-guided tour.
Mammoth Cave audio tour with child exploring exhibit and group in Ngilgi Cave, Margaret River.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites on a Semi-Guided Ngilgi Cave Tour.
Couple exploring Ngilgi Cave on a semi-guided tour, observing rock formations.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during semi-guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during a semi-guided tour.
Mammoth Cave audio tour with child exploring exhibit and group in Ngilgi Cave, Margaret River.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Family walking on a wooden path through Mammoth Cave, Margaret River, surrounded by lush greenery.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites on a Semi-Guided Ngilgi Cave Tour.
Couple exploring Ngilgi Cave on a semi-guided tour, observing rock formations.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during semi-guided tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Ngilgi Cave during a semi-guided tour.
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Combo (Save 5%): Mammoth Cave Audio Tour + Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience Tickets

from AU$57
AU$54.15

5% off

Audio guide
Guided tour

From Earth’s ancient wonders to Noongar stories for geology and culture in one trip.

  • Everything you get at Ngilgi Cave: Self-guided journey through 600 million years, with Aboriginal storytelling, indigenous-led interactive exhibits, and insights into the cave’s significance.
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Entry to a prehistoric limestone cave, self-guided tour with audio guide in five languages, and easy-access boardwalks.
  • Why choose this combo: Enjoy a self-led exploration blending natural history with human heritage that's thoughtful, grounded, and uniquely Western Australian.

From Earth’s ancient wonders to Noongar stories for geology and culture in one trip.

  • Everything you get at Ngilgi Cave: Self-guided journey through 600 million years, with Aboriginal storytelling, indigenous-led interactive exhibits, and insights into the cave’s significance.
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Entry to a prehistoric limestone cave, self-guided tour with audio guide in five languages, and easy-access boardwalks.
  • Why choose this combo: Enjoy a self-led exploration blending natural history with human heritage that's thoughtful, grounded, and uniquely Western Australian.

Inclusions

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

Exclusions

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

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.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest in Western Australia.
Child learning rope climbing at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Guide explaining carabiner use at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child navigating ropes course at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating rope course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person climbing a rope net in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating a high ropes course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child climbing a wooden ladder in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest in Western Australia.
Child learning rope climbing at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Guide explaining carabiner use at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child navigating ropes course at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating rope course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person climbing a rope net in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating a high ropes course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child climbing a wooden ladder in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest in Western Australia.
Child learning rope climbing at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Guide explaining carabiner use at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child navigating ropes course at Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating rope course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person climbing a rope net in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Person navigating a high ropes course in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Child climbing a wooden ladder in Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
Ziplining through Ludlow Tuart Forest, Western Australia.
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Busselton: Forest Adventures Park Tickets with Ziplining & High Ropes

from
AU$59
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Book now, pay later

Book now without paying anything. Cancel for free if your plans change

2 hr 30 min

Soar through the treetops on high ropes and flying fox courses in the Ludlow Tuart Forest.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Forest Adventures park, access to six high ropes and flying fox courses, and 2.5 hours of adrenaline-fueled activities—all set in eight acres of natural tuart forest.
  • Why choose this: Zip through 500 meters of forest canopy, climb ropes up to 19 meters high, and take on courses designed for all skill levels, including kids aged 7 and up. It’s an outdoor challenge set in one of Australia’s rarest forests.

Soar through the treetops on high ropes and flying fox courses in the Ludlow Tuart Forest.

  • Everything you get: Entry to Forest Adventures park, access to six high ropes and flying fox courses, and 2.5 hours of adrenaline-fueled activities—all set in eight acres of natural tuart forest.
  • Why choose this: Zip through 500 meters of forest canopy, climb ropes up to 19 meters high, and take on courses designed for all skill levels, including kids aged 7 and up. It’s an outdoor challenge set in one of Australia’s rarest forests.

Inclusions

  • Entry to Forest Adventures park
  • Access to six high ropes courses
  • Access to six flying fox courses
  • 2.5 hours of adventure activities
  • All equipment, safety briefing & demonstration

What to bring

  • Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing suitable for outdoor activities.
  • Closed-toe shoes are required for all participants.
  • Bring a valid photo ID matching the name on your booking if requested at entry.
  • Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated during your adventure.
  • The experience is located in a natural bushland setting; insect repellent and sunscreen are recommended.

What’s not allowed

  • Open-toed shoes, sandals, or flip-flops are not permitted on the courses.
  • Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage are not allowed in the activity area.
  • Alcohol, drugs, and any form of intoxication are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Smoking is not allowed within the park grounds.
  • This experience is not suitable for kids aged under 7 years.

Accessibility

  • This experience is not wheelchair accessible and may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.

Additional information

  • Bookings are essential; walk-ins may not be accommodated.
  • Use Google Maps for directions, as there are road closures near Tuart Drive and Layman Road.
  • The experience operates outdoors and will proceed in various weather conditions; activities may be modified or delayed in the event of severe weather.
  • All safety equipment is provided and must be worn as instructed by staff.
  • Participants must follow all safety instructions and guidelines provided by the staff at all times.
  • Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Barn owl in flight at Capes Raptor Centre; family exploring cave formations.
Barn owl perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Capes Raptor Centre guide holding an owl during an educational tour.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Man handling a bird of prey at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by trees and wooden fence.
Child smiling at a bird perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Owl at Capes Raptor Centre, close-up view.
Raptor perched on a branch at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by foliage.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Barn owl in flight at Capes Raptor Centre; family exploring cave formations.
Barn owl perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Capes Raptor Centre guide holding an owl during an educational tour.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Man handling a bird of prey at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by trees and wooden fence.
Child smiling at a bird perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Owl at Capes Raptor Centre, close-up view.
Raptor perched on a branch at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by foliage.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
Barn owl in flight at Capes Raptor Centre; family exploring cave formations.
Barn owl perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Capes Raptor Centre guide holding an owl during an educational tour.
Visitor enjoying Mammoth Cave Margaret River self-guided audio tour.
Visitors exploring stalactites and stalagmites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River.
Man handling a bird of prey at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by trees and wooden fence.
Child smiling at a bird perched on a gloved hand at Capes Raptor Centre.
Owl at Capes Raptor Centre, close-up view.
Raptor perched on a branch at Capes Raptor Centre, surrounded by foliage.
Visitors exploring stalactites in Mammoth Cave, Margaret River on a self-guided audio tour.
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Combo: Margaret River: Capes Raptor Centre Tickets with Birds of Prey Show & Owl Photo + Margaret River: Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour

from
AU$50
Audio guide
Guided tour

Fossil caves + raptor shows: two Margaret River must-dos in one easy ticket.

  • Everything you get at Capes Raptor Centre: Visit the Capes Raptor Centre for close-up encounters with rescued Australian birds of prey. Enjoy a 30–40 minute Birds of Prey show featuring owls, falcons, hawks, and kites. Explore the aviaries, learn about rehabilitation efforts, and take a photo holding an owl.
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Walk through Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. See ancient fossils, interesting rock formations, and learn about the cave’s geology and history. The tour ends with a peaceful walk through the surrounding forest.
  • Why choose this combo: Enjoy two must-do Margaret River experiences in one easy booking — the quiet, fossil-rich beauty of Mammoth Cave and the energy of a live birds-of-prey show. A great-value way to see both nature and wildlife in a single, convenient day.

Fossil caves + raptor shows: two Margaret River must-dos in one easy ticket.

  • Everything you get at Capes Raptor Centre: Visit the Capes Raptor Centre for close-up encounters with rescued Australian birds of prey. Enjoy a 30–40 minute Birds of Prey show featuring owls, falcons, hawks, and kites. Explore the aviaries, learn about rehabilitation efforts, and take a photo holding an owl.
  • Everything you get at Mammoth Cave: Walk through Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour. See ancient fossils, interesting rock formations, and learn about the cave’s geology and history. The tour ends with a peaceful walk through the surrounding forest.
  • Why choose this combo: Enjoy two must-do Margaret River experiences in one easy booking — the quiet, fossil-rich beauty of Mammoth Cave and the energy of a live birds-of-prey show. A great-value way to see both nature and wildlife in a single, convenient day.

Inclusions

Capes Raptor Centre

  • Entry to Capes Raptor Centre
  • English-speaking guide
  • 40-minute birds of prey encounter
  • 1-km self-guided forest walk
  • Photo opportunity with barn owl

Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Tour

  • Entry to Mammoth Cave
  • Self-guided tour
  • Audio guide in English/French/German/Malay/Mandarin

What to bring

Capes Raptor Centre

  • Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for unsealed gravel paths.
  • You may bring your own food, but please avoid glass products, alcohol, straws, and barbecues.
  • Bring weather-appropriate clothing, as the experience operates rain or shine.
  • Still and video cameras for personal use are welcome (flash and external lighting are not permitted).

Mammoth Cave

  • Bring comfortable walking shoes suitable for boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Carry a valid photo ID if requested at the entrance.
  • Consider bringing a light jacket, as cave interiors can be cool.

What’s not allowed

Capes Raptor Centre

  • Flash photography and external lighting are not permitted for the wellbeing of the birds.
  • Glass products, alcohol, straws, and barbecues are not allowed on the premises.
  • Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the grounds.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered assistance animals.

Mammoth Cave

  • Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
  • Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited on the premises.
  • Large bags and bulky luggage are not allowed inside the cave for safety reasons.

Accessibility

Capes Raptor Centre

  • The main 1km bush walk is an unsealed gravel path, best suited for all-terrain prams and wheelchairs.
  • A shorter, stroller-friendly route is available for families with young children or those needing easier access.
  • Accessible parking spaces are available on site.
  • Family-friendly amenities and accessible restrooms are available.

Mammoth Cave

  • The cave is accessible via gently sloping boardwalks, making it suitable for families, seniors, and visitors with limited mobility.
  • If you have specific access needs or questions, please contact the team in advance to ensure your requirements can be accommodated.

Additional information

Capes Raptor Centre

  • Please arrive on time; the Birds of Prey Encounter show starts promptly.
  • Allow at least 90 minutes for your visit to enjoy both the encounter and the forest walk.
  • The centre is open rain or shine unless severe weather poses a risk; Bird of Prey Encounters may be adjusted or cancelled in heavy rain or wind. Check the centre’s website or social media for updates.
  • Complimentary parking is available, including coach and accessible spaces.
  • Drinks and ice cream are available for purchase; picnic areas and a gift shop are on site.
  • Your visit supports the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of birds of prey in Western Australia.
  • For further information or special requirements, please contact the centre directly.

Mammoth Cave

  • 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 cave features prehistoric fossils and unique limestone formations—please do not touch or disturb any natural features.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Mammoth Cave tours: Megafauna fossils & vast limestone chambers

See one of Western Australia’s most accessible show caves on a self-guided Mammoth Cave tour near Margaret River. Wander through vast limestone chambers along boardwalks and gentle pathways, surrounded by rock formations. The audio guide reveals the cave’s geology and stories of extinct megafauna. After resurfacing, enjoy a peaceful walk through towering karri and marri forest.

  • Distance from Margaret River: 21 km
  • Travel time: 13–15 minutes by car
  • Tour duration: 60 minutes self-guided audio tour + optional forest walk
  • Meeting / drop-off point: Mammoth Cave Visitor Centre, Caves Road
  • Key highlights: Megafauna fossil remains, limestone formations, seasonal underground stream, karri & marri forest walk.

Everything that’s part of your Mammoth Cave experience

Self-guided audio tour

Self-guided audio tour

  • Price: From AU $25 
  • Duration: 1 hour
  • What’s included: Entry to Mammoth Cave, audio guide in multiple languages (English, French, German, Malay, Mandarin), access to cave chambers via boardwalks and gentle slopes.
  • Best for: Visitors wanting to explore at their own pace and those curious about ancient megafauna fossils.
Self gUID

Combos

  • Price: From AU 44.80 - AU $50 
  • Duration: 1 - 4 hours
  • What’s included: Combine the self-guided audio tour of Mammoth Cave with guided tours of Jewel Cave, Lake Cave, or Ngilgi Cave, or add a visit to the Capes Raptor Centre. Depending on the combo, you’ll get access to all cave chambers, visitor centres, multilingual audio guides, and wildlife experiences.
  • Best for: Travellers looking for a tailored adventure — explore Mammoth at your own pace, combine it with other caves, or add wildlife at Capes Raptor Centre for a full underground and nature experience.

Inside your Mammoth Cave tour

Check-in & arrival

Check-in & arrival

Arrive at the Mammoth Cave visitor centre (Caves Rd, Forest Grove), show your ticket or voucher, and collect your audio guide and headset. Staff will give a brief intro and safety instructions before you begin.

Guided cave tour

Guided cave tour

Walk along gently sloping boardwalks and stairs through chambers filled with limestone formations, stalactites, stalagmites — and even fossil remains of ancient megafauna (including a 50,000‑year‑old zygomaturus jawbone). Audio commentary (available in multiple languages) guides you through geology, paleontology and cave history as you explore at your own pace.

Forest walk exit

Forest walk exit

After the cave tour, enjoy a peaceful walk through towering karri and marri trees, a scenic way to re-emerge from underground and experience the surrounding forest.

Tourists inside Jewel lake cave

Experience-specific add-ons

Combine the Mammoth Cave tour with Jewel, Lake, or Ngilgi Caves for guided tours of crystal chambers and crawl-through passages, or add the Capes Raptor Centre for birds-of-prey shows and close encounters.

Mammoth Cave Visitor Centre

End of tour

Tours conclude at the Mammoth Cave Visitor Centre, or at the final stop of your combo experience, such as Jewel Cave, Lake Cave, Ngilgi Cave, or the Capes Raptor Centre.

Plan your tour

Timings 
Getting there
What to bring
Facilities & accessibility
Rules
Tips
Tourist climbing up the stairs inside cave
  • Duration: Self-guided audio tour takes around 1 hour; allow 1.5–3 hours if adding forest walk or combo experiences.
  • Opening hours: Daily 9am – 5pm (last entry approx. 4pm).
A couple travelling in car
  • Distance: Mammoth Cave is about 17 km from Margaret River, roughly a 15–20 minute drive.
  • Check-in: Arrive at the Mammoth Cave Visitor Centre, present your booking or voucher, and collect your audio guide and headset.
  • Transfers: Entry is self-drive only for standard tickets. Combo packages may involve self-drive linking between caves or attractions depending on the option selected.
Tourist drinking water from bottle
  • Warm clothing or jumper – Caves stay cool year-round at around 12–14°C. Bring a light jacket or jumper to stay comfortable during the walk.
  • Comfortable closed-toe shoes – Boardwalks, stairs, and damp surfaces require good grip. Avoid sandals or slippery footwear.
  • Camera or smartphone – Capture the dramatic formations and underground chambers. Secure straps recommended; tripods and professional photography gear are not permitted.
  • Refillable water bottle – Stay hydrated before or after the tour; water is the only drink permitted inside the cave.
  • Small backpack – Carry essentials conveniently, including water, jacket, and personal items.
  • Headphones (optional) – If you prefer using your own for the audio guide; standard headsets are provided.
  • Portable power bank – Keep devices charged, especially for visitors doing multiple attractions or combo experiences.
Not accessible on wheel chair
  • Visitor Centre – Ticketing desk, restrooms, and a small retail shop with souvenirs and educational displays. Staff assist with audio guides and combo info.
  • Audio Guides – Self-guided audio tour included, available in multiple languages, offering geology and megafauna insights while moving at your own pace.
  • Boardwalk & Cave Pathways – Well-lit boardwalks and gently sloping paths make Mammoth Cave one of the most accessible caves to explore independently.
  • Forest Walk Exit – Optional self-guided walk through karri and marri forest from the cave exit back to the carpark and visitor centre.
  • Parking & Facilities – Free parking for cars, caravans, and tour vehicles, with designated combo pick-up / continuation points.
  • Accessibility – Not suitable for wheelchairs or prams due to stairs and uneven surfaces; moderate mobility recommended for full completion.
No Smoking signage
  • No touching formations – Oils from hands stop growth and permanently damage stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, and fossil surfaces.
  • No food, drink, or smoking – Only water is permitted inside; food, snacks, and smoking are strictly prohibited to protect the ecosystem.
  • Photography rules apply – Handheld cameras and phones are allowed; no tripods, flashes, or professional gear to prevent obstruction and damage.
  • Follow staff instructions – For safety and a smooth experience, adhere to guidance from rangers and visitor centre staff, especially during combos.
photography of towering karri trees in the late afternoon.
  • Visit early or late for quieter paths: Avoid peak late-morning crowds and enjoy more space for photography and audio listening.
  • Use the audio guide fully: Pause at numbered markers to deepen your understanding of geology, climate history, and prehistoric fauna.
  • Plan combo schedules wisely: Leave buffer time for driving or transfers when pairing Mammoth with Jewel, Ngilgi, or Cape Naturaliste.
  • Watch for wildlife outside: The forest walk is a good chance to see birds, kangaroos, wildflowers, and towering karri and marri trees.
  • Use the cave acoustics: Softly clap or speak once in the main chamber to hear the natural echo—an impressive demonstration of its size.
  • Walk the forest loop clockwise: Better lighting for photography of towering karri trees in the late afternoon.

Frequently asked questions about Mammoth Cave tours

What type of tour does Mammoth Cave offer?

Mammoth Cave offers a self-guided audio tour. You get an audio guide (in several languages) and explore the cave at your own pace.

How long does a visit take?

The audio tour itself takes about 1 hour. If you also include the forest walk at the end, plan for up to 1.5–2 hours.

What’s the cost of entry?

Entry to Mammoth Cave with the audio tour starts from AU $25 for adults.

Do I need a guide?

No, the tour is self-guided. You will use the provided audio guide to learn about geology, fossils, and cave history as you walk.

Is Mammoth Cave accessible for everyone (wheelchairs / strollers)?

The first chamber is accessible via a boardwalk, but deeper inside there are steps and stairs, so full cave access is not suitable for wheelchairs or strollers.

What will I see inside the cave?

You’ll see prehistoric fossil remains (from extinct megafauna such as a 50,000-year-old jawbone), limestone formations, stalactites, stalagmites. In wetter months ,even a seasonal stream running through parts of the cave.

Are there visitor facilities?

Yes, the visitor centre offers restrooms, a ticketing desk, and a small shop / information area. There is also parking available for cars and tour vehicles.

Is transport included in the ticket price?

No, the ticket covers only entry and audio tour. Visitors must arrange their own transport to/from the cave. 

Do I need to book in advance or can I just show up?

It’s recommended to book online in advance. While the cave offers self-guided entry, high visitor numbers can sometimes lead to delays or unavailability. Booking ahead helps guarantee entry.

Are there any combo-tour tickets combining Mammoth Cave with other caves (or experiences)?

Yes. There are combo options pairing Mammoth Cave with other attractions like another cave (e.g. Ngilgi Cave “Ancient Lands” experience), giving you entry to both and allowing you to explore different cave environments.

Is there a forest walk or outdoor component with Mammoth Cave?

Yes. After exiting the cave, there is a forested area with karri and marri trees, a pleasant nature walk that often forms part of the overall experience. 

Is there a seasonal variation that affects the cave experience?

Yes, in late winter and early spring, a seasonal stream sometimes flows through parts of the cave, adding a unique water feature and changing the cave’s atmosphere.

Does the cave remain cool, and should I dress accordingly?

Yes. The cave interior stays naturally cool. It’s recommended to bring a light jacket or jumper even in summer.