Take a step out of reality – and straight into one of the many caves of Margaret River!
Throughout the extended Margaret River region, you’ll find there are several caves, and for many this will be the star attraction of the area. If you’ve already experienced the mesmerising depths of a cave formation you should be quick to jump on the opportunity for further exploration – so start marking your map.
Choose to visit the Lake Cave and you’ll be stepping into a crystal wonderland. When you enter this particular cave, you’ll immediately be gasping at that array of natural crystals hanging from the ceiling. This feature of the cave is called the ‘suspended table’ – and good luck finding anything like it. As you climb down into the depths of the Lake Cave, you’ll be accompanied by a constant dripping noise, almost therapeutic for some.
Although this cave is smaller than other caves in Margaret River, it makes up for the smaller space with such intense formations.
Caves Road, Margaret River, Western Australia 6285, Australia
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Handy Hint/Warning: If you struggle with stairs, and not of average fitness, this could be a challenge. To get through the entirety of the cave, you need to go down approximately 300 steps.
Other caves in the Margaret River region: Jewel Cave, Mammoth Cave, and Ngilgi Cave.
It’s density of attractions, and natural wonders surrounding Margaret River are incredible. You can be sitting outside your caravan looking at calm blue skies at sunrise, then adventuring during the day (in so many different ways – water, rocks, rivers, and bushland), and finally relaxing in the evening back where you belong. With mild to warm weather for the majority of the year, Margaret River is the ultimate getaway all year round.