Cave Tours in Margaret River: 7 Days Out With the Prices Attached

1.Margaret River, Caves, Wine and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse Tour from Perth

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 368 reviews · from $179Our pick

Travel from Perth to Margaret River by air-conditioned coach, stopping at Busselton Jetty, Cheeky Monkey Brewing Co., Mammoth Cave, Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse and Margaret River town. Lunch, tastings, cave entry, commentary, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Expect about 600 kilometres of driving in a very full day.

“Great day with a very pleasant and knowledgeable guide/driver. Pick up and drop off service for the tour worked well. Plenty if time to enjoy the points of interest.”

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2.Jewel Cave Fully-guided Tour (Located in Western Australia)

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 363 reviews · from $17Best value

Join a one-hour guided tour through Jewel Cave near Busselton, where stalagmites, flowstone, shawls, helictites, and cave coral fill a vast underground chamber. Guides such as Josh, Peter, Jodee, and Lisa bring the geology and exploration stories to life. Expect cool, humid air and hundreds of steps, with a forest walk available afterward.

“One of the most magical caves we've experienced. A well guided tour full of information about yesteryear, and the now-extinct Tasmanian Tigers that fell into the cave and perished! Highly recommend.”

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3.Lake Cave Fully-Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 290 reviews

Meet your English-speaking guide at Lake Cave reception 10 minutes before your one-hour tour. Walk down through a karri forest sinkhole, then explore a cave with a calm lake, crystal straws, stalactites, and the famous suspended table formation. Guides such as Tom, Harry, Peter, and Digby bring the geology to life with stories, humor, and carefully placed lighting.

“You'll see something uniaue to the whole world. Well worth the effort during your Caves Road adventures.”

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4.Augusta: Jewel Cave Fully-Guided Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 281 reviews · 1 hour · from $17

Meet your English-speaking guide at Jewel Cave’s reception desk for a one-hour tour through three huge chambers. You’ll see towering crystals, a remarkable straw stalactite, and fossils linked to Tasmanian tigers. Guides such as Josh, Emma, Ava, and Tom have earned praise for clear, lively commentary. Allow extra energy for the stairs.

“I visited the caves 3 years ago and the area we covered was more adventuous then the route we took this round”

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5.Self-Guided Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 154 reviews · from $22

Begin with an expert introduction and the Ancient Lands walk through native bushland, then explore Ngilgi Cave at your own pace. Guides inside explain the chambers and formations, including the Amphitheatre, Cupid’s Corner, and the junior explorer’s tunnel. Expect around 90 minutes, many stairs, cool air, and a maximum group size of 20.

“Before we entered the cave we were able to look at the heritage stories of the cave which allowed us to know more about the cave before exploring. When we went into the cave we were told about the area with a great echo where I took the opportunity to sing a few songs.”

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6.Self-Guided Audio Tour of Mammoth Cave

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 48 reviews

Collect an MP3 audio guide at Mammoth Cave and follow a gently sloping boardwalk into an ancient fossil site. Hear the story in English, German, French, Malay, or Chinese as you view a 50,000-year-old zygomaturus jawbone, explore the first chamber, and walk back through Marri forest. The tour is self-guided and lasts about two hours.

“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”

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7.Yallingup: Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 41 reviews · 1h 30m · from $22

Follow the Ancient Lands pathway through native bushland, learning about Noongar connections, wildlife, and cave formation before entering Ngilgi Cave. Explore at your own pace beneath colorful lighting, but expect stairs and narrow passages underground. The full experience takes about 90 minutes and costs $22 per person.

“Une superbe expérience ! La visite a duré environ 1h sous terre. C’était majestueux.”

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