Explore the Enchanting Mole Creek Caves
Discover the mesmerizing underground world of Mole Creek Caves, a natural wonder in Tasmania filled with stunning limestone formations and enchanting glow-worms.
Mole Creek Caves, located within the picturesque Mole Creek Karst National Park, is a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. This astonishing location is renowned for its stunning limestone caves, which have been sculpted by millions of years of natural processes. Visitors can embark on guided tours that lead them through the mesmerizing underground world, where they will encounter spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, as well as unique glow-worm displays that create an ethereal ambiance. The park is not only a haven for cave exploration but also offers beautiful walking tracks that wind through lush forests and alongside pristine rivers. Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the diverse fauna and flora found throughout the park, including native birds and unique plant species. The surrounding landscape provides a stunning backdrop for photography, while the tranquil atmosphere encourages relaxation and reflection. Open daily from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Mole Creek Caves welcomes visitors year-round. The knowledgeable guides ensure a rich educational experience, sharing fascinating insights into the geological history of the caves and the surrounding national park. Whether you’re traveling with family, friends, or solo, a visit to Mole Creek Caves offers a unique opportunity to connect with Tasmania’s natural beauty and geological wonders.
Local tips
- Book your cave tour in advance to secure your spot, especially during peak tourist seasons.
- Dress in layers; temperatures inside the caves can be cooler than outside.
- Bring a camera to capture the stunning formations, but remember to respect the cave environment.
- Take time to explore the surrounding national park trails for a complete nature experience.
- Check for any special events or guided night tours to see the glow-worms at their most active.
A brief summary to Mole Creek Caves
- 330 Mayberry Rd, Mayberry, Tasmania, 7304, AU
- +61363635182
Getting There
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Car
From Mount Field National Park, take the exit onto the Lyell Highway (A10) heading towards Queenstown. Continue on the A10 for approximately 30 kilometers until you reach the junction with the B52 in the town of Ouse. Turn onto the B52 and follow it for about 25 kilometers, passing through the town of Hamilton. Continue on the B52 until you reach the turnoff for Mayberry Road (C136). Turn right onto Mayberry Road and follow it for about 10 kilometers. The Mole Creek Caves will be on your left at 330 Mayberry Rd, Mayberry TAS 7304.
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Public Transportation
If you are relying on public transportation, you will first need to take a bus from Mount Field National Park to the nearest major city, which is Hobart. From Hobart, take a bus to Deloraine, which is the closest town to Mole Creek. Once in Deloraine, you can catch a taxi or arrange for a local shuttle service to take you to Mole Creek Caves, located at 330 Mayberry Rd, Mayberry TAS 7304. Be sure to check the bus schedules ahead of time as they may vary.
Attractions Nearby to Mole Creek Caves
- Marakoopa Cave
- Mole Creek Karst National Park
- King Solomons Cave
- Honeycomb Cave
- Lemonthyme Road Scenic Lookout.
- Devil's Gullet Lookout
- Alum Cliffs/ Tulampanga lookout
- The Big Tasmanian Devil
- Trowunna Wildlife Sanctuary
- Melita Honey Farm
- Tasmazia & The Village Of Lower Crackpot
- Champagne Falls
- World heritage area, cradle Mt lake st clair
- Lobster Falls
- Sheffield Visitor Information Centre
Landmarks nearby to Mole Creek Caves
- Walls of Jerusalem National Park
- Mount Massif
- Lake St Clair
- Notley Fern Gorge State Reserve
- Lake St Clair Visitor Centre
- Lake St Clair National Park
- Fern Glade Platypus Reserve
- Trevallyn Dam
- Cataract Gorge Reserve
- Gorge Scenic Chairlift
- Princes Square
- Franklin House - National Trust Tasmania
- Nelson Falls
- Clarendon Estate - National Trust Tasmania