Wild Winter Water Caves

Feel the excitement that was paused during summer when it's dry. See reflection pools and cave waterfalls; sunken moss and fern gardens. Indulge in photography and wild, wet fun. Experience two different caves. All caving gear, photography assistance and lunch provided. Beginners are welcome.

Also included: science, culture, fauna, World Heritage, adventure, fossils, minerals and insights into the world of speleology. This trip is for people aged 14 years and older. If you think your <14 year old should be considered for this trip, then please ask the operator.

Please bring raincoat, warm thermal rated underwear & fleecy to wear under the overalls and a change of socks & fleecy. Expect to get wet!

The famous caving destination of Mole Creek is loved by cavers because of the scenic beauty and variety of its caves, its active river caves and abundant cave fauna including glow-worms. Choose from several caves: maybe two easier caves, two harder caves or a blend. For example, before lunch you could take it easy, enjoy the underground scenery and bliss out with the glow-worms and flute music then in the afternoon take a bushwalk to a more remote cave and experience the real physical challenges of caving. 

The choices are yours in small group tours. A full day trip is best for those interested in the full experience of Tasmania's World Heritage values based on science and special cave and karst values in an ancient Aboriginal cultural landscape.

Handlines are provided as required for safety. There is no need to learn specialist vertical rope skills to see some of the best. 

If looking for Private charters or Incentives and Education group trips, ask the operator.

If booking for four or more people, a discount applies at the time of booking.