Discover the Astonishing Caves of Margaret River

Margaret River is famous for so many attractions and activities. Domestic and foreign tourists will agree that cave adventures promise to be one of the most exciting pursuits for tourists. Mammoth Cave is very popular among researchers and scientists. It is 500 meters long and 30 meters deep. It is where you can find ancient bones and fossils of gigantic marsupials or the Tasmanian tiger. The Moondyne Cave is one of the must-see places because of the largest stalagmite formation in the south western part of Australia. You can make arrangements for a private tour which will last for three hours. Be sure to wear hard hats and coveralls for your protection.
 
Aside from the natural caves, one man-made facility that has earned the admiration and awe of tourists is the Cave Works Eco Center. It is a contemporary hub that exhibits the historical circumstances and invaluable information about caves in Margaret River and other parts of the country as well as various regions of the world. The cave imitation is often mistaken for a natural cavern. Children can crawl around the entire area without risking safety.  Likewise, students can learn about extinct wildlife as well as the important aspects of geology, culture, climate change, and bio-diversity.

If you are looking for caves in Margaret River to explore click on the link to know more about it. Or visit the Margaret river website at http://www.margaretriver.com