Australia · CAVE TOURS IN MARGARET RIVER
This is the shortlist you would send a mate: 9 cave tours in Margaret River worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of the Margaret River day tour from Perth, with Busselton Jetty, Mammoth Cave, brewery lunch, and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse.
“Lots of driving and short stops, but definitely worth the experience. Terry, our driver, drove with great care and made the trip enjoyable”
Explore Western Australia’s Jewel Cave on a one-hour guided tour with crystal formations, cave history, forest walks, stairs, and practical tips.
“Huge cave and extra caves and tunnels. Good access. 500 steps. Very beautiful and great guides who are entertaining.”
Explore Margaret River’s Lake Cave on a guided hour-long tour with crystal formations, a sunken forest, and a remarkable suspended table.
“The tour guide Harry was very interactive with our group and made the experience very enjoyable!”
Explore Jewel Cave near Augusta on a guided one-hour tour with giant chambers, ancient fossils, crystal formations, and a karri forest walk.
“Beautiful cave to see we will remember for long time”
Explore Lake Cave near Margaret River on a guided hour-long tour with crystal formations, an underground lake, forest views, and 300-plus steps.
“A lovely experience and so informative. Peter was so easy and obviously enjoyed his work 👏 there was no pressure to get down or back up to the cave platforms”
Explore Ngilgi Cave near Busselton with the Ancient Lands Experience, self-guided chambers, cultural stories, crystal formations, and practical tips.
“Promptness if touring commencing, safety and staff assistance. The infrastructure within the cave and signage.”
Explore Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with a flexible audio tour, fossil history, cave formations, forest views, and practical tips.
“The red bit and the skeleton of the animal was the good. The trees and nature was AMAZIN. Was sad did not not see a snek.”
Explore Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with an audio guide, ancient fossils, bushland, and a 2-hour self-guided walk.
“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”
Explore Yallingup’s Ancient Lands Experience and Ngilgi Cave, with interactive bushland installations, glowing formations, and practical access tips.
“Fascinating cave and the outside area was also really well explained and interesting, staff are really good, just shows how diverse this beautiful country can be. We were on a boat cruise in the morning and then underground in these fascinating case in the afternoon. Certainly not possible for people with walking difficulties though and make sure you have sturdy shoes there is no way I could’ve done this in sandals”
Pick a coastline, a cellar door or a national park.
