Jewel Cave Guided Tour
Highlights
- Admire 3 immense chambers with sparkling decorations
- Fully guided tours share the cave's fascinating geological history
- Marvel at towering crystal formations and delicate straw stalactites
- Western Australia's largest show cave
Inclusions
- Fully guided tour of Jewel Cave
Description
Additional Information
Opening Hours: Monday to Sunday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
Last entry: 4:00pm
School & Public Holidays: Open 7 days Closed: Christmas Day
Amenities: Cafe
Gift Shop
Toilets
Caravan Parking
Access:NO Wheelchair
NO Prams
Suitable for: Children
Seniors
NOT Permitted: Dogs
Drones
Frequently Asked Questions
Join a fully guided one-hour tour through Jewel Cave's vast chambers, where your guide will reveal the scale, beauty, and science behind this remarkable underground world. Your expert guide brings the cave to life, highlighting delicate crystal formations including stalactites, stalagmites, straws, and shawls.
Along the way, you'll learn how limestone caves are created, and listen to a remarkable story of discovery - one that involves finding fossil remains of Tasmanian Tigers, offering a rare glimpse into the Margaret River Region's ancient past.
- Pack a water bottle, but no other food or drinks are allowed inside the cave. Refuel after your tour at Deepdene Cafe, located on-site.
- Please wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for walking stairs.
- The caves are delicate and fragile. For conservation and safety reasons, we encourage you to limit the items you bring inside. Please leave backpacks in the car.
- Front-worn baby carriers are great for adventures but backpack baby carriers are not permitted.
A reasonable level of fitness is required to join the cave tour.
There are 250 stairs. Your guide will pause at landings along the way to share facts and stories, giving you plenty of time to catch your breath.
Each of the Margaret River Region's show caves offers something different. Jewel Cave is the largest cave open to visitors in Western Australia - it is full of huge and unique cave decorations, including one of the longest cave straws in Australia!
Your experience also includes access to an optional self-guided walk through the surrounding karri forest, where towering trees and native bushland provide a peaceful contrast to the underground landscape.
Our Jewel Cave and Lake Cave experiences are fully guided. A visit to Ngilgi Cave is self-guided, and Mammoth Cave is audio-guided.