Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

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.

Jewel Cave Margaret River Guided Tour

Discover the Jewel Cave in Western Australia on this sightseeing tour that includes a professional guide, audio guides in multiple languages, and access to three stunning underground chambers. The tour covers approximately 10 kilometers of walking distance through the cave system, providing visitors with an immersive experience that lasts around two hours. With over 2.5 kilometers of explored passages, Jewel Cave is one of the longest caves in Western Australia, featuring unique geological formations such as stalactites and stalagmites. The tour also includes a visit to the Tasmanian Tiger skeleton, which has been preserved for more than 3000 years and provides insight into prehistoric wildlife. This guided adventure offers unparalleled access to one of Margaret River's most remarkable landmarks.

Explore Jewel Cave

Your tour stops at Jewel Cave where you will discover its three beautiful underground chambers, each with unique geological formations such as stalactites and stalagmites. Established in 1957, the cave system covers over 2.5 kilometers of explored passages, making it one of Western Australia's longest caves. Visitors can marvel at the intricate details of the cave's formations, which have been shaped by millions of years of natural processes. Additionally, you will see the preserved skeleton of a Tasmanian Tiger that has been dated back to over 3000 years ago, offering a glimpse into prehistoric wildlife. The tour lasts approximately two hours and includes detailed explanations from your guide about the cave's history and geological significance. Unlike other caves in the region, Jewel Cave stands out due to its extensive network of passages and stunning natural formations.

Tour Highlights

• Discover the Jewel Cave with a professional guide
• Walk 2.5 kilometers through underground chambers
• Audio guides available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Spanish
• See unique geological features such as stalactites and stalagmites
• View the preserved Tasmanian Tiger skeleton from over 3000 years ago
• Learn about cave history and formation processes throughout the tour

Perfect for nature enthusiasts, history buffs, and adventure seekers, this guided tour provides an in-depth exploration of Jewel Cave's natural wonders through detailed explanations by a professional guide. The two-hour duration allows you to walk 2.5 kilometers through underground chambers, see unique geological features such as stalactites and stalagmites, and view the preserved Tasmanian Tiger skeleton from over 3000 years ago, giving you unparalleled access to one of Margaret River's most remarkable landmarks.