Top Experiences in Mammoth Cave

See the best of southern Western Australia on a four-day excursion that takes in all the coastal highlights south of Perth as well as the south-coast city of Albany. You’ll also visit the Margaret River region’s three main townships, Busselton, Pemberton and Margaret River; walk above forests of towering karri trees at the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk; and take a lunch cruise on Nornalup Inlet.

Start your day at Yahava KoffeeWorks enjoying coffee made from bean to cup, tour one of the region's iconic caves (Mammoth Cave).You'll also stop at Mchenry Hohnen bio-dynamic farming, and learn about minimal intervention wine-making, while you enjoy single-vineyard wine with complimentary meats, cheese and crackers. Next, it's time to enjoy a seated wine tasting including a 3-course lunch with 2 glasses of wine at Vasse Felix. After lunch visit a chocolate stop before moving onto Vasse Virgin to indulge in olive oil skincare products and gourmet foods before finishing off with a cleansing ale at Wild Hop Brewery or West Winds Distillery (guest expense)

Enjoy 3 glorious days in the south west with our Escape package, a 3 day Margaret River Tour from Perth. We look after everything so you can relax; pickup from your Perth city hotel, comfortable bus transport, 3 days touring with a dedicated and delightful tour guides, delicious food and wine and an exciting itinerary you’ll love.
Take in Margaret River’s stunning scenery and attractions including wineries, galleries, local produce, forests, caves and lighthouses – with the knowledge of local expert guides.

Discover the natural beauty and charm of the Southwest on this full day tour of Margaret River including the Busselton Jetty and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Sample the produce of the local artisans, be amazed at the grandeur of the Karri Forests and see where the Southern and Indian Oceans meet. We travel south from Perth driving through farmland with grazing cattle and pass through coastal towns to reach our diverse locations. This is a perfect introduction to the Southwest for those short on time.

Mammoth Cave self-guided tours allow visitors to explore by themselves, while listening to an informative 'audio tour' available in English, French, German, Malay, or Mandarin. This is the easiest of the caves to tour, with the first chamber accessible by wheelchair. Entering the cave through native bushland along a gently sloping boardwalk, visitors can explore the natural time capsule at their own pace. The cave once contained over 10,000 fossils, many of which were the remains of long-extinct giant animals known as Australian Megafauna. Visitors can even view a 50,000-year-old 'zygomaturus' jawbone embedded in the cave wall. After exploring the cave, visitors can take an optional bushwalk back to the guide's station and enjoy the magnificent marri and karri forest surrounding the cave.