Ngilgi Cave

01/09/2025

12/12/2024

🍃 This Friday, our last site entry is at 2:30pm, and the site closes at 3.30pm. To ensure you have ample time to explore, we recommend arriving early and booking ahead to secure your place and make the most of your adventure.

We will be returning to our regular operating hours on Saturday.

22/11/2024

✨ Discover the wonders of Ngilgi Cave! Step into a mesmerising underground world filled with breathtaking stalactites and stalagmites that have been forming for thousands of years. 🌿🌍 With a comfortable average temperature of 20°C year-round, it's the perfect escape 🌧️

13/11/2024

🍃 Nestled beneath the scenic bushland awaits the remarkable Ngilgi Cave! 🙌 Begin your journey with the above-ground Ancient Lands Experience, where you’ll uncover the secrets of cave formation, connect with the cultural heritage of the land, and get to know the unique plants and wildlife of the area. 🌿🦘

This insightful exploration is the perfect lead-in to the captivating underground wonder that has amazed visitors for generations. Make sure to include this unforgettable experience on your next adventure!

📷 Abby Murray Photography

09/11/2024

Did you know that Ngilgi Cave has a long history of romance and music? 💕 Since the early 1900s, couples have been drawn to the stunning beauty of Ngilgi’s limestone formations, making it a unique spot for romantic encounters and even wedding ceremonies. And it’s not just about romance—music has a special place here too! The cave's natural acoustics have made it an incredible venue for concerts, adding depth and warmth to every note played underground. 🎶

There’s still time to grab tickets for Jazz in the Cave, where the enchanting sounds of jazz mingles with the natural beauty of Ngilgi Cave. ✨

🎟️ Perth International Jazz Festival

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05/11/2024

✨ Don’t miss out on 2024 Jazz in the Caves—tickets are still available! ✨

This year, we’re thrilled to host Gina Williams and Guy Ghouse, six-time winners of Indigenous Act of the Year at the West Australian Music Industry Awards! Their captivating performances celebrate the Noongar language, one of the world’s rare and beautiful languages, native to the southern corner of Western Australia. 🎶

Join us as they bring together ancient language, contemporary music, stunning vocals, and guitar mastery—all within the breathtaking atmosphere of Ngilgi Cave.

🎟️ Secure your tickets now for an unforgettable experience!

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Gina Williams & Guy Ghouse
Perth International Jazz Festival

31/10/2024

✨ Discover the stunning underground world of Ngilgi Cave, where you can admire the beautifully coloured shawls, stained over time by tannins as water seeps through the bushland floor above and enters the limestone cave. ⌛ The stripes in the shawls resemble a timeline spanning thousands of years, inviting you to imagine the various conditions occurring above ground that led to the diverse colours of the tannins filtering through.

📸 - Thank you for the stunning photo.

24/10/2024

Before and after exploring Ngilgi Cave’s underground marvels, take in the coastal air on the nature walk above! 🌿 This peaceful trail winds through stunning bushland, where you can soak in the beauty of the native flora and fauna. Whether it’s the underground wonders or the scenic nature walk, Ngilgi Cave offers the best of both worlds! 🌸

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22/10/2024

Step into another world at Ngilgi Cave! 🌿✨ The underground chambers are filled with sparkling stalactites, twisted helictites, and jaw-dropping crystal formations that will leave you in awe. It's an experience that feels like something out of a dream—walking through millions of years of nature’s artistry.

Who’s ready to explore the mind-blowing beauty hidden beneath the surface? 🙌

17/10/2024

😍 In absolute awe of the time taken to create this magical place, a one million-year-old cave adorned with crystals that have taken thousands of years to form ✨

Come and experience the timeless beauty of Ngilgi Cave and be enchanted by the awe-inspiring stalactites, stalagmites, helictites and shawls. 🌊 Crafted from Tamala limestone, a unique type of limestone born from coastal sand dunes of the past.

14/10/2024

🌈 Brightening up your feed with the Heart-leaf Flame Pea with its vibrant display of orange, red, and yellow blooms from mid-winter to late spring!
Part of the Chorizema genus—26 species strong and mostly endemic to southwest Australia—its name cordatum comes from the Latin cordis, meaning heart, a nod to its distinctive leaf shape. Keep an eye out for this beauty on your next visit!