Combo: Jewel Cave Guided Tour + Mammoth Cave Self-Guided Audio Experience

Your experience

Save with this combo and experience both Jewel Cave’s guided tour and Mammoth Cave’s self-guided audio journey in one seamless visit.

Getting started

Begin at the Jewel Cave visitor center or Mammoth Cave main entrance—your combo ticket grants access to both. At Jewel Cave, meet your guide near the entrance for ticket validation and a brief introduction; at Mammoth Cave, present your ticket and collect your audio guide before setting off independently.

What to expect

Jewel Cave, Margaret River

Western Australia’s largest show cave, Jewel Cave is celebrated for its vast chambers and crystal formations shaped over millennia. A one-hour guided tour uncovers the cave’s geological wonders and fossil history.

Features:

• Crystal formations: Marvel at stalactites, stalagmites, and one of Australia’s longest straw stalactites, all illuminated for striking views.

• Three underground chambers: Walk through expansive spaces with detailed lighting, ideal for photography and close observation.

• Fossil discoveries: Spot preserved remains of the extinct Tasmanian Tiger, connecting you to Australia’s ancient wildlife.

• Expert commentary: Guides share local stories and scientific insights, making the experience both lively and informative.

• Optional forest walk: After your tour, enjoy a self-guided stroll along the Karri Bush Trail above the cave.

Mammoth Cave

Set in Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, Mammoth Cave is a limestone cavern with a history stretching back over 50,000 years. Explore at your own pace with a multilingual audio guide.

Features:

• Prehistoric fossils: Discover megafauna remains and learn about extinct species that once inhabited the region.

• Accessible pathways: Boardwalks and gentle slopes make the cave easy to navigate for all ages and abilities.

• Multilingual audio commentary: Listen to engaging stories and scientific context in your chosen language, pausing as you wish.

• Forest exit: Emerge from the cave into the surrounding forest, a peaceful transition praised by visitors.