Students investigate the stunning limestone cave environment of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, encounter birds of prey at Capes Raptor Centre, soar through the treetops at Forest Adventures and relive the past at our historical and operational lighthouses. Our expert guides will take you through the history, science and stories, leaving kids eager to learn more.
For bookings or information, contact our Education Officer, Barry Lequaietermaine or click the links below.
P. 08 9780 5956
E. [email protected]
Science and History Cave Tours
Experienced guides lead students through the mystery, history and culture of the amazing caves in the Southwest
Megafauna Workshop
Transport students back in time to when Megafauna roamed the Australian continent with this hands on workshop and cave tour
Megafauna Nightstalk
As the sun sets, learn about the Megafauna species that lived in this area and then enter Mammoth Cave on a private tour with our guides
Shipwrecks and Settlers Program
Take a journey through time and learn how the first settlers and lighthouse keepers lived at the remote Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
Culture and Heritage Program
Hear the tales of when oceans were highways and of discovery and settlement of wild Cape Leeuwin
Experience the high ropes, archery and team-building activities on offer amongst the tall tuarts at Forest Adventures.
With 77 activities spread over 6 courses of varying height and difficulty, students of all ages (from 7 years old) and abilities can enjoy a fun, safe and rewarding experience.
As well as the high ropes, we offer archery and a suite of hands-on team building activities so you can make a day of it.
For bookings or information, contact our Education Officer, Barry Lequaietermaine or click the links below.
P. 08 9780 5956
E. [email protected]
Meet some of the magnificent resident birds of prey close-up during twice daily Birds of Prey Encounters. Birds of Prey encounters run for approximately 40 minutes at 11.00am and 2.00pm daily. The encounters feature the rare opportunity to have your photograph taken with a raptor.
The Centre provides the main care and rehabilitation facility for raptors in Western Australia. It currently offers a permanent home to over 40 birds of prey, including Eagles, Hawks, Falcons and Owls which are unable to return to the wild, with many more birds rehabilitated and released each year. A 1km bush walk among native flora allows visitors to view aviaries housing resident diurnal and nocturnal birds of prey.
For bookings or information, contact our Education Officer, Barry Lequaietermaine or click the links below.
P. 08 9780 5956
E. [email protected]
