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

A tour guide guiding a group through Jewel Cave

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

Discover Western Australia’s biggest cave with this money-saving combo and see Jewel Cave and Mammoth Cave located in the Margaret River Region.

Highlights

Explore the stunning Jewel Cave in the Margaret River Region and witness Australia's longest straw stalactite, over 5 meters in length, hanging from the cave's ceiling.
Enjoy a guided tour of the enormous caverns as you walk through each chamber and see the skeleton of a thylacine on display in the Jewel Cave Centre.
Discover Mammoth Cave on a multilingual self-guided audio tour and see the fossils of a long-extinct giant marsupial species found in the cave's limestone walls.
Walk along the boardwalks and platforms, through the majestic chambers of Mammoth Cave, and learn about one of the most important paleontologist digs in Australia.
Fun Fact: Jewel Cave extends to a depth of over 42 meters (137 feet), making it one of the deepest show caves in Australia.

Inclusions

Jewel Cave Margaret River

Entry to Jewel Cave
English-guided tour

Mammoth Cave Margaret River

Entry to Mammoth Cave
English, Mandarin, French, Malay, & German audio guide

Cancellation policy

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Reviews

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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.

Natasa

3/5

Nov, 2024

We enjoyed the tour, but felt rushed, would have enjoyed it a lot more if there was another half an hour to have a good look around, be able to stop between platforms without being told to move along because there's another tour coming. Not blaming the guide for that, but the fact that the next tour is scheduled so soon. We spent seven hours on a return trip to come and see the cave, and would have appreciated a more leisurely pace to see more details

Leo

5/5

Oct, 2024

It was easy to book tickets online and to select our time frame. Our guide was very good , courteous and accomodated the young people well. The cave was amazing, much larger than you could imagine and colours and shapes of the formations a true wonder. i would recommend highly for a must do destination

Shapi

5/5

Oct, 2024

The ticketing experience was super simple to navigate right to the end. Also the stuff where quite friendly and accommodating to the needs of customers. The audio set up was also very informative with detailed analysis of the curves formation. Great experience indeed we will live yo cherish.

Antoinette

5/5

Oct, 2024

My ticketing experience was flawless and quick with no issues . The tour itself was absolutely amazing. The guide was knowledgeable and inclusive of the entire group. It was a tough walk for some people up and down those hundreds of stairs but she made the tour seem effortless and managed to keep her large group together with minimal effort. A sign of her expertise. She was really patient and kind especially with the children making it fun and interactive. It was apparent that she loved her job. I apologise for not remembering the guides name as we did so many tours and the names all seemed to blend into one. Thank you.

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Your Experience

Explore 2 of Western Australia’s iconic attractions, Jewel Cave and the Mammoth Cave on the Margaret River, with this budget-friendly combo.

Jewel Cave on Margaret River

Jewel Cave stands out as one of Australia's most intricately adorned subterranean wonders, showcasing a multitude of natural formations, including helictites, cave corals, stalagmites, and pendulites. Prominent among these formations is the massive stalagmite referred to as 'The Karri Forest'. With an expert English guide by your side, learn about the cave and different limestone formations. Furthermore, this cave serves as a repository for the fossilized remains of numerous Tasmanian Tigers, also recognized as Thylacines, whose preservation spans an impressive 3000 years.

Mammoth Cave on Margaret River

Mammoth Cave harbors precious fossils of extinct creatures that once roamed the Earth and gives a glimpse into life on the planet 50,000 years ago. Well-maintained boardwalks and platforms will guide you through the cave's chambers, offering an intimate view of the crystal and limestone formations. With a multilingual audio guide at your disposal, learn about the fossilized jawbone of the long-extinct zygomaturus embedded within the limestone walls. Once you have explored the inside of the cave, you can take a short walk through the forest located above, which is home to diverse flora and fauna.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

Jewel Cave Margaret River

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.

Mammoth Cave Margaret River

The audio guide is available in English, Mandarin, French, Malay, and German
It is recommended to wear comfortable shoes that are non-slippery as this tour has a considerable amount of walking.
Children under 17 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.