The caves have preserved an outstanding fossil collection. The Wonambi Fossil Centre offers visitors the opportunity to discover what the area was like over 200,000 years ago.See more..
4.0Cave Gardens(442 reviews) - pretty with or without waterfalls flowing Caverns & Caves • Gardens
Beautiful sinkhole/cave gardens right in the centre of the CBD. Easy to park at, accessibility for all, viewpoints from above and an easy walk down. Gardens are pretty and well maintained. Waterfalls will flow only after rains. Fence art is also worth noting at the back of the arts centre which lead into the cave gardens.See more..
This is only one small cave but it is stunning. They have added in concrete paths so it is accessible to all. There is a small ‘pond’ in the middle. You can walk around it in a few minutes but it’s taking the time to really look and enjoy the detail that makes it worth it. There is also a walking path outside over the caves which is a nice way to pass time before or after your tour. We also had a lovely guide.See more..
CAVE: Embark on our 45-60 minute cave tour where you explore an excellent example of the famous water filled caves of the region. The cave has two caverns which show the geological characteristics of limestone cave formation and the changes in underground water levels. Tours available daily. Fee applies. CAFE: Alfresco Cafe serving Mahalia coffee, hot chocolate, delicious sandwiches, cakes and other treats, as well as a range of Limestone Coast products.See more..
4.5Little Blue Lake(36 reviews) - 10/10 swim. Insta worthy. You will tell stories about this lake. Caverns & Caves
Definitely worth the stop. Get your togs on and get into the water, January in the afternoon water felt like a balmy 22/23 degrees. Take the insta shot or the drone pics and boast in the experience that is the baby brother of the blue lake. P.s if you take food here expect to share it with approx 3000 flies we made the mistake but took the good with the annoying and ate fast! Mount gambier outshines each time we visit!See more..
5.0Ewens Pond(26 reviews) - Like swimming in an aquarium Caverns & Caves
Ewens Ponds is a series of three water-filled limestone sinkholes on Eight Mile Creek 25 kilometres (16 mi) south of Mount Gambier and 8.4 kilometres (5.2 mi) east of Port Macdonnell, South Australia. The ponds are popular with recreational divers due to underwater visibility of up to 80 metres (260 ft).See more..
3.5Yourambulla Caves Historic Reserve(17 reviews) - This site is on private property, and the owner has stopped access to the site because of public liability. Historic Sites • Caverns & Caves • Hiking Trails
We met with the owner of the property, and because of lack of government support, he has had to close access to the property because of public liability. It is a real shame as it it a real treasure. Land owners I this area need more government support to keep these sites available for public access. I feel for the owner, and it is a shame for the public!See more..
WOW! This cave is definitely worth driving to and going down the stairs! The views from here were spectacular. Love the cliffs and how fierce the ocean sounds in this region. Once we parked the car it was a short walk down the stairs.See more..
Very cool inside and the toilets are very clean. The fossils and the design models of what the animals may have looked like are coolSee more..
4.5Stick Tomato Cave(12 reviews) - Good for families Caverns & Caves
The only cave that can be visited on self guided tour. The best cave for young families or people who get claustrophobic as you can leave easily. Great value for money at $10. Located close to car park so easy to visit while waiting for Alexandra cave tour See more..
3.5Murrawijinie Caves(6 reviews) - Caves, but not like your used to Spent < 1 hour Caverns & Caves
Although there are dozens of underground lakes, caverns, tunnels and caves along the Nullarbor, most are inaccessible or closed to the public. However the Murrawijinie caves is an easy drive, a little over 10 kilometres from the Nullarbor Roadhouse - and you can ask them for directions. The first two caves are basically almost sink holes, but the third you can access with caution. It is something different, but don’t expect a spectacular carven with stalagmites and stalactites everywhere. Bring a torch.See more..
An impressive cave, with many beautiful features and a competent tour guide, it is a must see on your list.See more..
3.5Blanche Cave(2 reviews) - Bat cave tour Caverns & Caves The first cave discovered and until the 80s it was deteriorating due to excessive public access. Now it can be visited as part of the Bat tour. See more..
