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Western Australia's first tourist attraction which was opened in 1899
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Relish the rare opportunity to handle some cave crystals at the touch table
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Underground wonderland with tunnels for juniors to explore
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Introductory talk from cave guides in The Ampitheatre
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Exquisitely decorated intricate helictites and coloured shawls
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Semi-guided tour so you can explore the spectacular cave at your own pace
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About Margaret River Guided Ngilgi Cave Tour
Descend into the breathtaking Ngilgi Cave in Margaret River and discover an underground world of stunning stalactites, helictites, and coloured shawls formed over thousands of years. This semi-guided tour lets you explore at your own pace while cave guides share fascinating stories of early exploration and Aboriginal legend, making it a must-do experience for curious travellers of all ages.
Local Legends & Stories
Ngilgi Cave takes its name from a local Aboriginal legend, and the cave has been a significant site for the local Wadandi people for thousands of years. Early European explorers discovered the cave in 1899, and it quickly became Western Australia's first tourist attraction, drawing visitors from around the world to marvel at its underground beauty.
Must Do Experiences
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Stand in The Amphitheatre for the introductory talk and soak in the cave's grandeur, touch and handle real cave crystals at the interactive touch table, wander through the tunnel system at your own pace while admiring the intricate helictites and shawls, and listen to guides share stories of the cave's 1899 discovery and Aboriginal heritage
Hidden Gems
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The touch table with real cave crystals is a rare hands-on experience you won't find at most cave tours, the junior tunnels offer a fun adventure for younger visitors that many adults overlook, and the cave's name comes from a beautiful Aboriginal legend that adds cultural depth to the visit
What Makes it Special
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Western Australia's first tourist attraction, opened in 1899, offering a unique blend of natural wonder and rich history, semi-guided format gives you the freedom to explore at your own pace while still having expert guides available, and the interactive touch table lets you handle real cave formations — an experience you won't find anywhere else
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Visit during the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the largest crowds, especially during the peak tourist months of December through February. The shoulder seasons of March to May and September to November offer pleasant weather and fewer visitors, making for a more intimate cave experience.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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The Amphitheatre offers the best wide-angle shots of the cave's dramatic entrance chamber, avoid using flash photography as it can disturb the delicate cave formations and other visitors, and the coloured shawls and helictites are best captured in the soft natural light of the mid-morning or mid-afternoon tours
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
Respect the Aboriginal cultural significance of Ngilgi Cave by listening attentively to guides when sharing stories and legends. Keep voices low inside the cave to preserve the serene atmosphere for all visitors, and remember that this is a protected natural site — do not touch the formations except at the designated touch table.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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School holiday programs offer special junior explorer activities inside the cave tunnels, seasonal guided night tours are occasionally available during summer months for a uniquely atmospheric experience, and the Margaret River region's annual food and wine festivals in autumn provide the perfect combo of cave exploration and local gastronomy
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Watch your step on the uneven cave floors and follow all signage and guide instructions at all times, keep children close in the tunnel areas as some passages have lower ceilings and narrower passages, and those with claustrophobia or mobility issues should consult with staff before entering as the cave involves stairs and uneven surfaces
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
Ticket pricing varies by age group with concessions available for children and seniors. Combo deals with other Margaret River attractions such as wineries and the nearby Lake Cave are often available for travellers looking to maximise their experience.
Visit Duration
Plan for approximately one hour for the full cave tour, including the introductory talk and self-guided exploration. If you're short on time, prioritise The Amphitheatre and the main chamber with the coloured shawls and helictites, as these are the crown jewels of Ngilgi Cave.
Accessibility
The cave has some wheelchair accessibility with ramps in the main chambers, but certain areas involve stairs and uneven surfaces that may be challenging for visitors with limited mobility. It is recommended to contact the cave in advance to discuss specific accessibility needs.
Highlights
Margaret River Guided Ngilgi Cave Tour
- Western Australia's first tourist attraction which was opened in 1899
- Relish the rare opportunity to handle some cave crystals at the touch table
- Underground wonderland with tunnels for juniors to explore
- Introductory talk from cave guides in The Ampitheatre
- Exquisitely decorated intricate helictites and coloured shawls
- Semi-guided tour so you can explore the spectacular cave at your own pace
Opening hours
* Semi-guided tours depart every half hour between 9:30am to 4:00pm
* Closed Christmas Day
Notes
* Semi-guided tours depart every half hour between 9:30am to 4:00pm
* Closed Christmas Day
Overview
Book the Ngilgi Cave Tour in Margaret River to go below the earth’s surface and enter the exquisitely decorated cave. This semi-guided tour will last for one hour will an introductory talk from a cave guide in the first chamber known as The Amphitheatre. Admire the spectacular shawls, helictites, stalagmites and stalactites at your own pace. Explore the cave at your own pace and hear the stories of the early exploration of the cave with guides available to answer any questions you might have along the way. The Ngilgi Cave derives its name from a local Aboriginal legend and the cave’s interpretive area details the interesting history of the caves. Book your tickets for the Ngilgi Cave online here to discover more.
Important Information
Opening Hours
* Opening Hours is between 9am and 5pm daily
* Semi-guided tours depart every half hour between 9:30am to 4:00pm
* Closed Christmas Day
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