Top Things to do in Victoria
Top 9 Caverns & Caves in Victoria, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Victoria, Australia including Princess Margaret Rose Caves, Buchan Caves, Forrest Caves, Tarragal Caves, The Grotto, Byaduk Caves, Melville Cave, Tunnel Cave, Labertouche Cave.
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1. Princess Margaret Rose Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By oog223 - Melbourne, Australia
Highly recommend a visit, tour guide Brendan was excellent, he was friendly, knowledgeable and happy to answer questions. We were very happy we visited.
2. Buchan Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 400 reviews
Discover a honeycomb of spectacular limestone formations carved by an underground river almost 400 million years ago at Buchan Caves. Tour the largest cave system in Victoria and marvel at the magnificent stalactite and stalagmite forms, pillars, shawls and rim pools, as well as cave sediment and a flowing stream. Come with a picnic basket in tow and enjoy a picnic with friends and family in the scenic heritage-listed landscape. Keep an eye out for native wildlife. Kangaroos lay about the campground and visitor centre while native birds can be seen perched among the trees. Camp a night under the stars at Buchan Caves and choose from powered or unpowered campsites, or stay a night at the unique Wilderness Retreats or cabins.
Reviewed By OnAir605976
The Royal caves are a great natural wonder. The ranger that took us through had thorough knowledge and was able to answer all questions. The natural beauty of the cave is not possible to describe. One needs to experience it. A jewel indeed.
3. Forrest Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By VeganMuggle - Melbourne, Australia
If you're planning a trip to Phillip island, make sure you work this into your trip. You can stay as long as you like, but allow at least 1-2 hours for the stroll down the beach (from the car park, you'll need at least 15 minutes to walk to Forrest Caves) There are a lot of stairs coming down onto the beach here, so it may prove difficult for those who have physical limitations. This is a stunning natural formation created by the power of the waves, best viewed at low tide so make sure you search up high and low tide times for the day you plan on visiting. You can go there at any time, but you can only see the cave fully when the tide is lowest. You can climb on top the rock formation and this makes for stunning photographs, especially if taken at sunset! Make a day of it and pack a picnic lunch and blanket. It's a beautiful spot, that is worth checking out while on the island!
4. Tarragal Caves
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By travellingnat1 - Portland, Australia
Looking to explore Bridgewater Lakes on a Sunday afternoon, we spotted the caves right by the roadside so went to investigate. Kids were rapt, and the view over the lakes to Discovery Bay was magnificent. Make sure to wear decent walking shoes as the access is extremely steep. A great half-hour detour!
5. The Grotto
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By ET3121 - Greater Melbourne, Australia
The Grotto Aka Fern Gully Kings Domain Gardens Melbourne An amazing hidden paradise located within the Kings Domain gardens near the northern Lych gate of the Royal Botanical Gardens. Features two pretty waterfalls and numerous walking tracks and photo opportunities. ACCESS: park car on Linlithgow Ave or Alexandra Ave. Or walk from tram stop on St Kilda Rd (Grant St stop). TOILETS: located 300 metres away on Government House Drive.
6. Byaduk Caves
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By 312helenh - Hamilton, Australia
This is one of my favourite places in the world. Secret lava tumuli, moss, old atone walls and underground gardens. What a pleasure to wander around this ancient landscape with our kids.
