I have visited on four occassions and recommend many visitors to the area to visit. More

We enjoyed this cave the most. It is more interactive and has some great walking tracks around it. More

This is a great attraction. It is a very large cave (or cavern) with well marked pathways leading you along your way. Lots of stalactites but also many other formations resulting from water flowing through the rocks. And brilliant colours so take your camera. There is a guide located well into the cave who will explain many of the features... More

We really enjoy the Ngilgi cave. Dominque (our guide) was fantastic she took us down to the first level of the cave and told us about the history, what we would see, what we could and couldn’t do and then we were free to wander around for as long as we wanted. Well worth a visit to explore the cave. More

Our first time to the Cave was amazing. Our 9yr old was quite apprehensive about going down but the staff were amazing at reassuring her all would be great, and it was. We were all awestruck at what was beneath our feet, so beautiful. You will huff and puff your way through but there is plenty of spots to have... More

Only bad thing about accessing the cave is that you need a guide and they are scheduled 2hrly intervals. It's nothing labourous but you will find your fitness status when you find yourself climbing up and down stairs etc. Very good photographic scenes to be had here. Amazing features. Recommend to wear sneakers and long pants. More

As a first time visitor to "caves" this was ideal as it provided all the wonder and beauty without being too physically ardous. More

Did the short tour. The guide was very knowledgeable and we found the information and history of the Ngilgi Caves very interesting. For the 'not so young' ... do take a 'breather' every now and then so that you can enjoy the wonder of the incredible underground rock formations.. stalactites etc. More

Like all the other caves, Ngilgi Cave was worth exploring. But of all the caves, Ngilgi was the best. Better than expected, a semi-guided tour allowed for self-exploration. More challenging than the other caves, it was well worth the effort. There was a point where one could lie on the rubber mats and stare up into the cave formations which... More