Didgeridoo
Cave Tour
Connect with Wadandi history in a 90-minute fully guided Ngilgi Cave adventure tour like no other.
Start your journey with a guided walk, where you’ll uncover the secrets of traditional medicinal plants and soak in the local Noongar wisdom of the area.
Then it’s into the depths of Ngilgi Cave, where you’ll listen to Josh weave the ancient Dreaming legends through his captivating storytelling and play his didgeridoo in an atmosphere that is truly magical.
During the summer, seize the opportunity for a private tour at 8am and explore the cave before it opens to the public. It’s a Yallingup cave tour like no other!
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This Yallingup caves tour is a standout experience in Western Australia, led by the knowledgeable Wadandi custodian, Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland. It’s the only tour where you can explore the resonant depths of Ngilgi Cave, made all the more exciting by the haunting sounds of the didgeridoo as part of a truly immersive cultural experience. This tour offers international visitors an authentic, exclusive look at Aboriginal traditions, making it a must-do for those seeking to connect deeply with Australia’s oldest living culture.
- Guided by a Wadandi Cultural Custodian
- Welcome to Country
- Learn about the Noongar Six Seasons
- Didgeridoo performance in the depths of a Cave
- Listen to Dreamtime stories
- Entry into Cave included
- Guided walk-through of Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands above ground experience
Full payment is required at the time of booking.
Cancellations or amendments made more than 14 days prior to the tour date are refundable, less a $15 per person administration fee.
Cancellations or amendments made less than 14 days prior to the tour date are not refundable.
We reserve the right to alter the published itinerary content to suit prevailing conditions.
What can I expect during the Didgeridoo Cave Tour?
During this 90-minute Didgeridoo Cave Tour, expect a deep connection with Wadandi history starting with a guided bushwalk to learn about traditional medicinal plants and local wisdom. The journey continues inside Ngilgi Cave where Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland enhances the magical atmosphere with his didgeridoo playing and storytelling of ancient Dreaming legends
What should I wear on this tour?
Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy footwear suitable for walking in natural cave environments.
Are there any age restrictions for the tour?
The tour is suitable for all ages, with ticket pricing available for children aged 4-16.
How physically demanding is the tour?
The tour involves walking and some physical activity but is generally suitable for a range of fitness levels.
Find out more about our tour accessibility.
Can I take photos during the tour?
Yes, you can take photos! Just make sure to take photos from the viewing platforms, not when walking on the stairs.
Please note: no video recording is allowed.
Hear from
our guests
We love taking our guests on immersive Aboriginal culture
experiences – it’s what lights our fire! Here’s what some of
our guests have to say.
Shared this wonderful experience with my 13yo daughter and it’s one of the most lovely and memorable things we have done within Australia. I would love every West Australian and every visitor here to have the privilege of experiencing this. Spending this time on country and Josh’s knowledge as a proud Wadandi man was just incredible and I’ve been recommending it to everyone.
Thank you Josh! Today’s experience was awesome. We are all feeling positive here on the bus right now. You have a depth of knowledge and experience. Thank you for sharing with us and making it interactive. 🙂
I was recently visiting Yallingup for a week and this tour was my highlight of my time there…. which is saying a lot given how beautiful everything in this part of the world is! Josh from Koomal Dreaming was incredibly knowledgeable and was so generous in answering all the questions we all had. This tour is a ‘must-do’ for any one visiting the area … You walk away with a renewed perspective and deeper apprection of the land you are walking on. I would do this tour again and plan to bring friends and family along next time