Underworld Adventures

West Coast
All year round

Experience one of the world’s best glowworm displays in a pristine and untamed natural wilderness environment. Take a voyage of discovery in a subterranean world that is seldom seen.

Usually the preserve of keen, skilled adventurers, Underworld Adventures has experienced, local guides and specialised equipment to share this magical world on adventures that suit families, the young and fit and even older explorers. They will take you to a place seldom seen, ancient, silent, timeless, and breathtakingly beautiful.

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

Underworld Adventures

Address

Base at the Underworld Adventure Centre and Cafe
7368 State Highway 6
Charleston

Contact

0800 116 686

contact@caverafting.com

ACCESSIBILITY

General

A level of physicality to the Underworld Rafting and the GlowWorm Cave adventures. If you are confident at walking on uneven surfaces unaided and crouching down at some points this adventure is suitable for you. No tight squeezes, just a slight bend to get around a few corners and through a couple of passages. Underworld Rafting has a strict age limit of 10 years or older. Any age is okay for the GlowWorm Cave Tour if they are able to walk unassisted uneven surfaces for 1-2 hours. Please note that back/front packs and strollers for infants are not appropriate for these cave adventures.

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