Ngilgi is an exquisitely decorated cave, and visitors to its depths will marvel at its stunning stalactites, stalagmites, helictites and beautifully coloured shawls.
The semi-guided tours lead visitors into the cave's first chamber, where they learn about the importance of the cave’s discovery, its role as Western Australia’s first tourist attraction, and gain insight into the early days of cave exploration in the area.
Visitors can then explore the rest of the cave at their own pace, with another guide stationed in the cave's centre to answer questions and provide further information.
The semi-guided tours lead visitors into the cave's first chamber, where they learn about the importance of the cave’s discovery, its role as Western Australia’s first tourist attraction, and gain insight into the early days of cave exploration in the area.
Visitors can then explore the rest of the cave at their own pace, with another guide stationed in the cave's centre to answer questions and provide further information.