With three ginormous chambers, this is the biggest show cave in Western Australia. The natural formations here - stalactites and helictites suspended from the ceiling, are among the most beautiful in the world. The straw stalactite found here is one of the longest in the world. The guide usually narrates the stories of the Tasmanian Devils who fall into the cave and are unable to climb out. At the end of your cave tour, you’ll find the Karri Walk.

The Karri Walk is kid oriented; its signs clearly delineate the trail, and mark its photograph opportunities such that click each picture feels like an achievement. It goes through a karri and paperbark forest to reach the Old Post Office building at the Denmark River Mouth.

Helictite: A curving stalactite that looks like it was grown in zero gravity.

• There’s a cafe on site, and an interpretative centre.
• This further south on the Cave Road from Margaret River than Lake Cave or Mammoth Cave.
• There are additional tour times during holidays. Call the management to find out more details.
• The Karri Walk takes 1-2 hours.

• Kids (4-16 years old): 12.50 AUD
• Family of four: 58 AUD

• Tours happen at 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm, and 3.30pm.
• Tours last an hour.

• The caves are at a 20 minute drive south (25 km) from Margaret River.

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