Of all the famous caves in this region, this is the most accessible, and the first chamber here is known for being accessible by wheelchair. Upon arrival, you'll be provided with an audio-guide, which will guide you through your tour of the cave. Why is it famous? Fossils. Like the name suggest, the cave has preserved the remains of various Australian Megafauna. First discovered in the early 1900s embedded in the limestone rock, about 10000 fossils were found; some of these are at least 50,000 years old. Your tour will end in a pretty natural trail through what’s known as a 'Marri' forest.

If you visit the cave during winter, you'll find a red-colored stream flowing through it.

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

• The self-guided tour takes about an hour to complete.
• Last entry is at 4pm.

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

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