Guided Tours

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

Guide and tour group marvelling at the rock formations in Jewel Cave

Discover Western Australia’s biggest show cave, located in the Margaret River Region! Get a chance to see stalagmites, stalactites, cave corals, and pendulites in the flesh!

Highlights

Discover the Jewel Cave in Western Australia and its three beautiful underground chambers.
With a professional guide by your side, learn a great deal about the cave, its history, and its attractions.
Catch sight of numerous stunning natural formations inside the cave.
Did you know that you can see the skeleton of a Tasmanian Tiger that has been preserved for over 3000 years?

Inclusions

Guided tour

Exclusions

Food and drinks
Hotel transfers

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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Rachael

5/5

Jan, 2025

What a great experience for the family. Riley our tour guide was a joy to listen to, full of interesting facts, all delivered in a witty and fun manner! Booking on line was simple also! A highly recommended experience for the region. Thanks Riley and the team @ Jewel Cave 😊

Joan

5/5

Jan, 2025

Worry free booking, we came in 15mins late but the counter fit us in another time so its really good and accomodating tour guide. Nice cave not clausthrophobic .

Ngarita

5/5

Dec, 2024

The tour guide Tom was perfect and very knowledgeable, it was obvious he loves his job and conducted the tour with a high level of enthusiasm and expertise

John

3/5

Dec, 2024

Felt there were too many people and the opportunity to look where the Tasmanian tiger was was too quick to take photos as this is the 'main attraction'. In addition to having a lot of people I felt I was unable to move around to take photos. It was a good tour and, as with other tours, there were no small spaces to manoeuvre through/around

Mary

5/5

Nov, 2024

Claire was a great guide, informative, light hearted and made the experience very worthwhile. A really good thing to do when you're in the area.

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Your Experience

Jewel Cave is one of the most naturally decorated caves in Australia and contains numerous examples of helictites, cave corals, stalagmites, and pendulites. The highlights of the cave’s natural formations include the enormous stalagmite, known as ‘The Karri Forest’, and flowstones such as the Organ Pipes and The Frozen Waterfall.

You can see several crystal formations, cave corals, helictites, and some incredibly rare pendulites, which are pendulum-like structures formed from stalagmites. With an expert guide by your side, you can learn a great deal about the cave and its hidden gems.

The cave is also home to the fossilized remains of numerous Tasmanian Tigers, also known as Thylacines. Preserved for over 3000 years, guests can get a chance to see the skeleton on display at the cave center.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

It is recommended to wear full coverage shoes (trainers, shoes, or sneakers) that are non-slippery as there is an ample amount of slippery places along with wooden steps and floorboard with tunnels, thong sandals/ flipflops are not recommended.
Children under 17 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.

Restrictions

To book this experience, you must book tickets for a minimum of 2 guests.
The experience is not stroller or wheelchair accessible.

Timings

Daily: 9am to 4pm

My tickets

Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.
Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point.
If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification.
Kindly ensure that you arrive 10-15 minutes before the start time of your tour to avoid any delays.

Meeting Point

Meet your tour guide at Jewel Cave.
Address: Jewel Caves Rd, Deepdene WA 6290, Australia.

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Getting There

By car: Jewel Cave is a 10-minute drive north of Augusta, along Caves Road.
It is recommended to drive or take a taxi to get to the cave as there is limited public transport.