Lake Cave

Our very first attraction stop after landing in Perth, and we were so glad we came! Our guide was so knowledgeable, engaging, and friendly, and it was heartening to see people who had such love and respect for nature. She spent a great deal of time describing the history of the place, and how the stalactites and stalagmites form over very long periods of time – truly a spectacular sight to behold. The temperature inside the cave is a very welcoming respite from the summer heat, and interestingly it remains largely stable throughout the seasons – relatively warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer compared to the outside.

Strongly recommend visiting this cave, Jewel and Mammoth caves. Each cave is different and exceptional. The Caves people have done a great job preser ing the caves and pro ide a fantastic presentation on all but Mammoth cave, which is a self guided tour with a narrated recorder thingo. There are 350 plus stairs down to the cave, so the same up. Take it easy and make the effort.

We joined the morning tour and had a very friendly guide (lady, forgot name). The group size was manageable, which made the experience more enjoyable. She put in a lot of effort and explained everything well. The tour itself was interesting, and the cave is beautiful with its lake, just as the name suggests. It’s a relatively short visit, around 45 minutes in total, with about 15 minutes to explore and take photos. Overall, a nice experience.

This was $26 well spent. Harry our guide was very knowledgeable. The cave is spectacular. The stairs are not for the faint hearted. Going into the cave easy. Climbing 324 stairs straight up not.