Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Hop aboard a journey through time

Commence your adventure on the Ancient Lands experience, with its trail meandering through the native bushlands. As you stroll along the scenic pathway, you'll encounter interactive installations that make ancient landscapes, cultural connections, and native flora and fauna come alive. This journey above ground is more than a walking path, it's an opportunity to unravel the secrets of the Leeuwin Naturaliste Ridge and the caves beneath. Be sure to stop at each installation to fully immerse yourself in the lore of the land and its connection to the people.

Discover the hidden world of Ngilgi Cave

After your enriching walk, your path leads to the entrance of the Ngilgi Cave. As you descend into this subterranean wonder, prepare for a self-guided exploration of majestic stalactites, stalagmites, helictites, and the myriad-colored shawls that have formed over centuries. Even though this is a self-guided experience, knowledgeable guides are stationed throughout to share their wisdom, revealing the natural and cultural significance of the formations. Every ticket purchased contributes to the ongoing preservation of this remarkable place, making you a part of its conservation story.

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Discover the Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience, a guided tour that immerses you in the ancient history and natural beauty of Australia's coastal region. This experience includes a scenic pathway through native bushland, interactive installations about underground formations, and an extensive self-guided adventure within Ngilgi Cave itself. The tour covers approximately 2 kilometers over two hours, including time spent inside the cave and on the surrounding trails. Audio guides are available in English, with wheelchair access provided throughout the site. This tour is perfect for those interested in sightseeing, exploring landmarks, and learning about Australia's geological wonders.

Explore Ngilgi Cave

Your tour stops at Ngilgi Cave where you can marvel at its magnificent stalactites and stalagmites, which have been forming over millions of years. Established as a tourist attraction in 1908, the cave spans an impressive length of 2 kilometers with various chambers showcasing unique geological formations such as the Colored Shawls chamber, known for its vibrant red and orange hues. The cave’s main chamber measures 64 meters long by 37 meters wide, providing ample space to explore its intricate details. Visitors typically spend around one hour inside the cave, admiring the natural beauty and learning about the cultural significance of Ngilgi Cave to the Worimi people. Unlike other caves in Australia, Ngilgi Cave is renowned for its spiritual importance, hosting significant Aboriginal ceremonies since ancient times.

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

• Scenic pathway through native bushland with interactive installations
• 2 kilometers of walking trail leading to the cave entrance and back
• Audio guides available in English for enhanced learning experience
• Self-guided exploration within Ngilgi Cave’s extensive chambers
• Wheelchair access provided throughout the site, ensuring inclusivity
• Interactive exhibits teaching about underground formations and geology
• Cultural insights into Aboriginal traditions at specific landmarks along the path

Perfect for history buffs, nature enthusiasts, and families, this guided tour provides an educational journey through Australia's geological past. The two-hour format allows you to explore Ngilgi Cave’s intricate formations, learn about the cultural significance of the site, and enjoy the serene surroundings of native bushland. By engaging with interactive installations and audio guides, guests can gain a deeper understanding of the cave’s natural wonders and historical importance.