Tantanoola Caves Conservation Park

Excellent guide who answered all out questions. A nice small guided tour group. Been once before many years ago and was great once again.

We couldn't believe how beautiful this 'wet' cave was as soon as we walked through the door the cave was amazing with its thousands of different shape and size stalactites and stalagmites in one large cave. Truly beautiful.

Its a much smaller cave than expected, tour gave a good history of the cave discovery but ended very quickly. Takes 5 minutes to walk through the cave. Magnificent structures inside though so its still worth a look but its just a bit underwhelming in terms of size compared to Naracoorte caves

It is a "must see" place in South Australia. The caves are accessible for young and old, the very fit and the not so fit.
It is not a huge labyrinth but a fantastic example of the beautiful underground world.

Amazing experience. Caves are beautiful. Our tour guide was bloody unreal. She made the entire experience!

Awesome. The tour guide was very interesting and explained how the cave was discovered. We were really impressed, it is just beautiful. We have been to lots of caves but we have not seen one with so much in one room plus it is very easy access and suitable for wheelchairs.

Great tour of the wet caves! $15.00 entry and 30min tour. Great tour guide and very informative tour. You hear the whole history of how they were founded. These were the first caves wheelchair accessible in Australia. Awesome experience!

Very informative guide and a great experience. Simply wow really. Imagine all those years ago discovering the cave!

This is a smaller but more accessible cave than others I have visited. Having said that it really ticks all the boxes. It is good for all ages and mobility levels as there are no steps. You see all the features of caves in one half hour visit and some of the structures are stunning. The tours run every 1/2 hour or so. If you find yourself waiting for the next tour there are short walks above ground to fill in 15-20 minutes. All in all a worthwhile visit.

Well worth the visit! Jacqui was super knowledgeable and very passionate. The cave is small but very decorative.

We went there 10 minutes to closing not realising that it shuts at 3 but the lovely Rachel still took us into the caves and showed us around anyway! Awesome guide and awesome place to see.

Very enjoyable experience with great opportunities for photos and knowledgeable and friendly tourist guides.

Really cool place not very big but makes up for it with the wow factor and a pretty cool story to go with it and the guide was really friendly happy to answer all questions

Amazing cave formations could have spent ages in there unfortnatly it was a pass through on a road trip so couldn't stay long

Very nice cave, it's not as big as I expected but still well worth a visit. The tour is informative and last about 20 minutes, after that you have the time to walk around and take photos on your own.

We didn't go in the caves as we couldn't be bothered waiting for the next tour, also would have rather done it at our own pace. So we went for the walk above great view up top.

Amazing cave to visit, self guided, you just walk around and are free to take photos. Very interesting history behind it. Definitely worth the drive from Mount gambier. A hidden gem.

Stunning caves which are very accessible for everyone. It's not a big area but it's full of beautiful stalactites, stalagmites and columns. Just Wow!

Great learning experience for kids, affordable price very low.deffinatly worth the trip the tour takes a half hour best thing I've done.

Not overly impressive but a good introduction to caves and a nice short walk. Only one chamber inside that caves so don't expect to be exploring multiple areas