Which is the deepest cave on the Australian mainland? Recently, scuba divers decended 92.7 metres into the depths of the Mammoth Cave, without finding the bottom. The Mammoth cave is the largest undeveloped section of Jenolan caves.

If you have previously enjoyed our Plughole Adventure Caving tour (or a similar introduction to caving), though there's no scuba diving, the Mammoth Cave delivers challenge after challenge.

 

Our longest tour, spend 6 exhilarating hours experiencing Jenolan's most extensive labyrinth - still the scene of a great deal of continued exploration.

 

There is no other way to explore several very large and well decorated chambers (one of absolutely breathtaking beauty) and a swift flowing section of the underground river system.

This tour is limited to a maximum of ten people (at least 16 years old, with an average level of fitness and previous caving experience).

The Mammoth Cave tour runs on the first Saturday of each month.

Your experienced guide will provide all your gear, including overalls, kneepads, helmet and head torch. Call us to secure a place and to discuss what to bring for your true underground adventure.