Breathtaking beauty of WA's biggest show cave

Stories of the now extinct Tasmanian Tiger fossils

See delicate helectites, cave coral & pendulites

One of Australia's longest crystal straws

Walk through towering forest giants

The Jewel Cave, located in Margaret River is Western Australia’s largest show cave beautifully preserved for over 3,000 years. Join a one hour fully guided tour of the Jewel Caves to experience a breathtaking visual display put on by Mother Nature. The Jewel Cave in Margaret River features three massive chambers with intricate ceiling decorations towering crystal creations and the largest straw stalactite found in any Australian tourist cave. During a one hour guided tour of the Jewel Caves in Margaret River, you’ll hear stories about the now extinct Tasmanian Tigers and see preserved remains on display in the Jewel Cave Centre. Guides will also point out beautiful examples of cave coral, stalagmites and striking formations such as “The Frozen Waterfall” and “Organ Pipes” that have formed over the years. At the completion of the Jewel Caves tour, guests are invited to take a self-guided walk through the Karri Forest to view the towering trees above the cave’s entrance. If you are wondering what is the best cave to visit in Margaret River, the Jewel Cave is an excellent place to start.