Two magnificent working sentinels guard our coast. Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse in the north is an easy climb, and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse in the south is Australia's tallest mainland lighthouse. You'll be rewarded with spectacular ocean views and perhaps spot a whale if you're lucky.
The Margaret River Region is as spectacular underneath the ground as it is on top. Over 100 highly decorated limestone caves lie beneath the surface of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge. Four of these incredible caves are open to the public 364 days a year, and offer either fully guided or self guided tours, depending on which cave you visit.
The Margaret River Region is home to over 100 caves, nestled in the spine of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge.
Formed approximately 1 million years ago, a number of these complex and fragile karst systems are open to the public. Go inside and be amazed by these massive labyrinths decorated intricately with limestone crystal formations.
Cave tours range from easy ‘at your own pace’ self-guided tours or fully guided tours.
The Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, near Dunsborough and Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, near Augusta stand as guardians of the oceans, tall and dignified.
Continuing to serve their lifesaving purpose from dusk to dawn, by day these lighthouses offer a unique experience of going inside and up to the top of a working lighthouse. Enjoy breathtaking views across the treacherous oceans and the Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park.
Housed within one of the original lightkeepers' cottages, the Lightkeepers’ Museum is an immersive experience sharing the captivating stories of maritime history, shipwrecks, and the dedicated lightkeepers. Sending its first beam across Geographe Bay in 1904, the Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse remained the last manned lighthouse on mainland Australia until 1996.
“Ngilgi was the last of the four caves for us, and as far as a relaxed, up close and personal caving experience goes, it was amazing. The semi-guided tour left us just inside the entrance and gave us free reign to explore the cave at our own pace. It was awesome!”
Damien, Ngilgi Cave“Having visited the Cape Leeuwin lighthouse a few days ago, this was a must. Paid for the lighthouse tour with excellent , informative and entertaining guide, Margaret. Unfortunately, started to rain and then pour on the way to and while in the lighthouse, so views from the very windy deck mainly mist and cloud, but the tour was still well worth it.”
Gregory, Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse“One of the most beautiful places I've ever been. One of those places that actually hits you right in the feels of how amazing this planet is!”
Corey, Lake Cave
