Girloorloo Tours @ Mimbi Caves

Tour Start time: 11am Mon­day — Sat­ur­day dur­ing the sea­son (meet at the turnoff to the caves 15 min­utes pri­or at 10:45am). Dri­ve to the entrance to the caves and go on by foot with an Indige­nous Guide. The tour requires walking/​standing for approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours. There are oppor­tu­ni­ties for elder­ly vis­i­tors to sit and rest on occa­sion. Most of the tour takes place in the cave sys­tem look­ing at the beau­ti­ful nat­ur­al fea­tures; often hand­held torch­es pro­vide only light. The walk into and through the caves can be uneven at times; while the guide can pro­vide some assis­tance you will need to be rea­son­ably con­fi­dent on your feet as falls can hap­pen. Those suf­fer­ing fear of close spaces and dark­ness need to be mind­ful of this. After the cave walk morn­ing tea con­sist­ing of tea and damper is served at the entrance to the cave; cups, plates, uten­sils and seats are pro­vid­ed. Dur­ing morn­ing tea your guide will share sto­ries that will trans­port you back in time to when Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple inhab­it­ed these caves.

Tour Start time: 2pm Mon­day — Sat­ur­day dur­ing the sea­son (meet at the turnoff to the caves 15 min­utes pri­or to tour depar­ture at 1:45pm) Dri­ve to the entrance to the caves and go on by foot with an Indige­nous Guide. The tour requires walking/​standing for approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours. There are oppor­tu­ni­ties for elder­ly vis­i­tors to sit and rest on occa­sion. Most of the tour takes place in the cave sys­tem look­ing at the beau­ti­ful nat­ur­al fea­tures; often hand­held torch­es pro­vide only light. The walk into and through the caves can be uneven at times; while the guide can pro­vide some assis­tance you will need to be rea­son­ably con­fi­dent on your feet as falls can hap­pen. Those suf­fer­ing fear of close spaces and dark­ness need to be mind­ful of this. After the cave walk after­noon tea con­sist­ing of tea and damper is served at the entrance to the cave; cups, plates, uten­sils and seats are pro­vid­ed. Dur­ing morn­ing tea your guide will share sto­ries that will trans­port you back in time to when Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple inhab­it­ed these caves. 

Tour Start time: 8am Mon­day — Sat­ur­day. Meet at the turnoff to the caves 15 mins pri­or to tour depar­ture time at 7.45am. You can dri­ve to the entrance to the caves and will then go on by foot with an Indige­nous Guide. The tour requires walking/​standing for approx­i­mate­ly 2 hours. There are oppor­tu­ni­ties for elder­ly vis­i­tors to sit and rest on occa­sion. Most of the tour takes place in the cave sys­tem look­ing at the beau­ti­ful nat­ur­al fea­tures; often hand­held torch­es pro­vide only light. The walk into and through the caves can be uneven at times; while the guide can pro­vide some assis­tance you will need to be rea­son­ably con­fi­dent on your feet as falls can hap­pen. Those suf­fer­ing fear of close spaces and dark­ness need to be mind­ful of this. After the cave walk morn­ing tea con­sist­ing of tea and damper is served at the entrance to the cave; cups, plates, uten­sils and seats are pro­vid­ed. Dur­ing morn­ing tea your guide will share sto­ries that will trans­port you back in time to when Abo­rig­i­nal peo­ple inhab­it­ed these caves.