A scattering of limestone caves lie beneath the Margaret River region, with six show caves open to the public, each with their own unique and intriguing features.
Stretching from north to south, you can visit Ngilgi Cave near Yallingup, Calgardup, Mammoth, Lake, and Giants Cave near Margaret River and Jewel Cave near Augusta.
Some caves offer guided tours, while others are run as self-guided or audio-guided explorations.
It’s hard to pick just one to visit, but if we had to pick a favourite it would include Mammoth Cave, with its ancient fossils and peaceful bush walk, and Lake Cave, famous for its suspended table formation – a flowstone sculpture hanging over a glassy subterranean lake.
Bookings are optional but recommended during peak periods, including school holidays and long weekends. Book tickets online for Ngilgi, Jewel, Lake, and Mammoth Caves, or purchase at the entrance upon arrival, subject to availability.
Photo: Tourism Western Australia
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