Know before you go. Bring a reliable waterproof torch. Water depth varies from ankle to waist deep. Freshwater crocodiles are present but rarely aggressive. Closed during wet season due to flooding.
A 750-metre natural tunnel carved through the Napier Range by a creek creating one of the most unique experiences in the Kimberley. Wade through knee-deep water in the dark using a torch to navigate the cave system. Freshwater crocodiles and bats inhabit the cave but are generally harmless. The tunnel holds deep cultural significance for the Bunuba people.
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