Tantanoola Caves Conservation Park

A remarkable geological wonder that transports you through time & ranking among the most decorative caves in South Australia

Externally, it might not seem like much, but you'll be pleasantly surprised by the abundance of offerings inside!

It's fascinating to consider that in the 1930s, a young boy stumbled upon this discovery while using his ferret to chase rabbits

Great caves especially for those who are mobility impaired or not able to cope with the stairs of similar caves at Naracoorte

Great caves, lovely colours and fascinating structures
Not huge
Wheelchair accessible I believe

We were after a cave experience, but wanted something close to Mt Gambier, and this was well worth the small cost.
Not a big cave, but very decorated with 'mites and 'tights and a big range of different types of them.
The guide was really friendly and happy to answer questions (gave us some good ideas of other places to check out as well)

The biggest down side here was the Tantanoola Tiger is not on display here, but is stuck in the pub, which is closed and so you cannot see it!

Disappointing daughter was looking forward to touring the caves and found out that you need to book tickets and the nxt available tour spot was 4 pm that day was not I threshed in hanging around for 4 plus hours.

Worth the visit! Even though it's not very big, the formations were amazing. Great guide as well.

Stunning caves, well worth visiting. James our tour guide was very informative and relaxed.
So much better than Naracoorte caves.

So glad we found these disability access caves. It’s a wide open cave with ramps, best half hour spent beautiful sights and then you can sit for a bit on the chairs to just take it all in
Very magical

I love it small but it has all wot you need to see in a cave and I've been in lots around the Australian and it wheel chair safe I wood like more time in the cave and I think it would be a great idea to have cafe there too

Beautiful cave and truly amazing. İt was definitely worth the stop. Though would have liked a small cafe where people can buy coffee or cold drinks and enjoy resting in the picnic area before taking off again,

Awesome caves, fairly small but a lot to see. Guide was great, knowledgeable and with a sense of fun.

Great cave, just 20minutes outside Mount Gambier. Definitely worth seeing, small cave but really lovely inside. Tour guide was lovely too

Beautiful cave. Easy access. Good tour guide - lots of interesting info and some time to wonder around and explore the cave at our own pace. We also visited Engelbrecht Cave in Mount Gambier, and of the two, I would recommend Tantanoola!

Loved this cave, definitely worth the 20minutes drive outside Mount Gambier. Lovely tour guide with a great story on how it was discovered. Lovely attraction for all ages

Definitely recommend the visit! Absolutely beautiful cave and reasonably priced. Rachel went above and beyond to make our experience memorable. She was very knowledgable about the history of the cave and the growth of it.

Such an amazing place. I thought the cave would be deeper. But still really amazing. Will hold a special place in my heart, my partner proposed to me in this cave.

Not a very big cave in comparison to other caves but definitely looks very nice! Worth the visit

So Amazing! To think that this was discovered 92 years ago by a 16 year old boy.imagine what his first thoughts were when finding this amazing discovery. The caves are about 500 million years old. Definitely worth stopping in and booking a tour!

Well run and well worth seeing. The guides were friendly but protective and they enjoyed their roles. The caves were spectacular. I wish I’d seen them all. A little pricey if u did but well worth the visit

Small single room cave, however dense of stalactites and stalagmites. The guide has been interesting with anecdotes and details.