Augusta, Jewel Cave Fully-Guided Tour

Western Australia's most extensive public cave, Jewel Cave, offers visitors an awe-inspiring experience. The cave features the majestic first chamber, adorned with one of the world's longest straw stalactites, leaving a lasting impression on those who explore its depths.

Jewel Cave, located in Western Australia, is renowned as the largest accessible cave in the region. This remarkable geological formation offers visitors an extraordinary experience with access to three expansive chambers. Each chamber exudes a sense of grandeur, particularly the first, where a colossal straw stalactite spans over 10 meters in length. This feature stands testament to the immense age of the cave system.

Upon arrival, guests are met at the reception desk, where they embark on a guided exploration of the cave's hidden wonders. As one descends into the depths, the eye is immediately captivated by towering crystal formations that have evolved over millennia. Tales of ancient history intertwine with these geological marvels, as visitors learn about the fossilized remains of the Tasmanian tiger, which once roamed the earth but vanished forever beneath the cave's dark embrace.

After completing the guided tour, travelers have the opportunity to continue their journey through the karri forest. Upon exiting the cave, there is an option to undertake a self-guided walk, passing by the cave’s natural entrance—a narrow vertical shaft nestled within the forest floor. This unique entryway provides an intriguing glimpse into the cave's origins and the diverse ecosystem that thrives within its confines.