Jewel Cave

We've been on a good number of cave tours now, pretty much a standard on every holiday we've been on at this point. But to my surprise, all of them have had a uniqueness one way or another. This one seemed as pristine as a tour cave can get without any signs of historic human tampering because from the moment it was "discovered" in the '50s, it has had the purpose of being for tourism.

It has the largest stalactite in Australia despite it being one of the youngest caves at 1 million years old. They even found a Tasmanian Tiger skeleton and footprint in the mud when they were first exploring it.Leia mais