Naracoorte Caves National Park

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• B T

  11 December 2017

  Note: The Visitor Centre is on Caves Road.
  A must visit in South Australia Limestone Coast.
  Naracoorte Caves is one of the most important fossil sides, which is World Heritage listed. 4 caves that open for public. All caves are easy to moderate accesses.
  People with wheelchair might not be able to visit the caves, but you still be able to enjoy the surrounding on the ground thru the Roof Top Loop Walk and also the Wonambi Fossil Centre, which recreates a time when megafauna roamed the landscape.
  The Victoria Fossil Cave entrance is quite some distance from the visitor centre, so you should allow a bit of extra time to get to the entrance from the Visitor Centre.
  If you are into adventure and challenge, you might like to consider the Adventure Caving Tour.
  Another interesting tour will be the Bat Centre and Blanche Cave Tour, where you will be able to see Southern bent-wing bat, a critically endangered species.
  All the tours timetable is on their website, so check before you go.

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• Ju Vi

  12 November 2017

  Friendly accommodating staff. They gave provided us with a different tour time so our big group of 13 adults and 4 kids can enjoy the cave tour.

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• Anita Nervosa

  19 October 2017

  Great place to learn about Australia's prehistoric history! Very knowledgeable guides, with plently of opportunities for all, to access a fascinating cave system. Cafe is a hidden gem for lunch or a coffee, with local craft beers available.

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• Juan Carlos Gutierrez Julio

  05 October 2017

  It is a beautiful place for someone that look something different To do, specially if you like science and fossils, the staff is really nice and they explain everything about how the caves were formed and it's history.

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• Neel Pangaonkar

  02 October 2017

  World heritage site! Well preserved fossils, so much to look at and learn. The novice adventure tour in the wet cave/ stick tomato cave is worth the money. Very enthusiastic guides, especially Kyle (she) and friendly reception staff who will go out of their way to make the trip memorable. The caves cafe is a good little place for brunch and coffee or hot chocolate. We had the vegetarian burger and wrap and pumpkin and ginger soup, would rate it 8/10 easily ! Recommended ! Children friendly !

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• Suzanne Acret

  24 September 2017

  Great attractions including caves. Lovely customer service. Was a bit disappointed when a big group of Scouts rolled in and were very noisy past 10:00pm, when camping at the campground, but overall food impression. ☺

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• Shaun Hogan

  30 August 2017

  Great little place out of the ordinary and a good way to spend the day with the family. One of the natural wonders of the world with some amazing sights.
  
  My only gripe is the expensive can be quite high if you are taking your entire family!

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• Matthew Freeborn

  25 April 2017

  Amazing caves. Good facilities. World heritage site.

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• James Andrew

  22 April 2017

  The cave was wonderful, we did the quick half hour tour which showed off some beautiful caves and formations and provided history on the caves.
  The Cafe was ok, nothing special, but had ok coffee and food, but note there is no breakfast menu for during the week, but staff accommodated and made a us a bacon and egg sandwich which was tasty.

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• Emma Rushton

  17 April 2017

  SUPER place only did wet cave and animated animals but kids loved it (6yo and 3yo). Loads of space to walk and run too.

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• Manisha Parmar

  02 April 2017

  Nice place, During off-peak season the staff will give you discount. Cafe opens after 10 am. Won't find cafe at other caves so have some coffee at the cafe near Naracoorte cave reception.

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• Andrea Overall

  07 January 2017

  Spectacular. Even my hyperactive 7 year old listened, learned and loved the tour. Colours are glorious, guides are wonderful. Go the middle of summer, the ambient temperature is a real bonus when it's sweltering above ground!

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