Margaret River Caves

Your entry includes access to Ngilgi Cave, the Ancient Lands outdoor trail, and a series of interactive exhibits.

Your self-guided experience begins along the Ancient Lands Experience pathway, where a series of interactive installations reveal the stories of this ancient landscape.

At the midway point, descend into Ngilgi Cave, wander deep into the ornate limestone chambers, illuminated by soft, golden light.

Above ground, walk through the Ancient Lands trail for a blend of science, story, and landscape into an experience that captivates visitors of all ages.

Explore Mammoth Cave at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour, available in multiple languages

Journey through spacious limestone chambers, following pathways that reveal the cave’s unique formations and natural features

Discover ancient megafauna fossils, including remains over 50,000 years old, offering a rare glimpse into Australia’s distant past

Learn how the cave was formed, alongside stories of its fossil discoveries and scientific significance, brought to life through your audio guide

Begin along a boardwalk into the first chamber, before continuing through the cave via stairs and handrails, with the option to return via the entrance or exit through the forest

Set among the towering tuart trees of the Ludlow Tuart Forest near Busselton, Forest Adventures delivers high-energy outdoor fun for families, friends, and adventure seekers of all ages.

Challenge yourself on six high ropes courses from 3 to 19 metres, with options for beginners through to Advanced and Adrenaline levels.

Glide across 15 flying fox ziplines, including a standout run of over 150 metres above the forest floor.

Tackle signature obstacles unique to the park, from climbing walls and tree ascents to the iconic leap of faith.

Start with a full safety briefing, harness fitting, and practice course, then explore multiple challenges during your 2.5-hour, instructor-supervised session.

Spread across eight acres of pristine bushland, enjoy native wildlife, elevated platforms, and sweeping canopy views.

Explore the ancient limestone caves of Margaret River with your choice of guided or self-guided tours of Jewel, Lake, or Mammoth Cave.

See highlights like Jewel Cave’s record-long straw stalactites, Lake Cave’s still underground lake, and Mammoth Cave’s megafauna fossils.

Learn about cave geology, fossils, and natural history through expert commentary or an immersive audio guide.

Enhance your visit with forest boardwalks and interpretive centres that offer deeper insights into the caves and their formation.

Pick your preferred cave upgrade: a guided Jewel Cave tour, a guided Lake Cave walk, or the combined Mammoth + Lake Cave 2 Caves Pass.

Both Jewel and Mammoth Caves reveal different sides of the region’s underground world and ancient past.

At Jewel Cave, join a guide through vast, glittering chambers once home to extinct megafauna for a glimpse into deep time.

Mammoth Cave offers freedom to explore at your own pace, with an audio guide sharing stories of fossils, forests, and geology.

Each cave offers its own kind of wonder. Jewel draws you in with detail and storytelling, while Mammoth impresses with the freedom to explore.

Discover the best of the Margaret River region on a full-day guided tour with round-trip coach transfers from Perth.

Enjoy tastings of local wines, gourmet foods, and regional products at selected venues across the Margaret River region.

Savor a included lunch in the Margaret River region, showcasing the area's renowned food and wine culture.

Spend free time exploring Cowaramup, famous for its quirky collection of life-sized fibreglass cow statues.

Stop at Busselton to admire the iconic Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere.

Travel with an expert driver-guide who shares insights into the region's history, landscapes, and local producers throughout the journey.