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Cocklebiddy Cave

Cocklebiddy Cave is a large limestone cave system on the Nullarbor Plain in the Shire of Dundas, Western Australia, near Cocklebiddy Roadhouse on the Eyre Highway. It is one of Australia's longest cave systems, known for its extensive passages, massive chambers and a large permanent underground lake. Formed in the Nullarbor karst, it is significant for speleology and requires permits and specialist caving experience for access, and is not developed for general tourism.

Dundas, Western AustraliaCave

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Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park

Piccaninnie Ponds Conservation Park is a coastal conservation park near Port MacDonnell in the District Council of Grant, south-eastern South Australia, about 30 km southeast of Mount Gambier. It protects a Ramsar-listed karst wetland system of crystal-clear freshwater springs, ponds and the deep limestone sinkhole known as The Chasm. Renowned for snorkelling and cave diving visibility exceeding 30 metres, it also features boardwalks, coastal dunes and diverse wetland habitats.

Grant, South AustraliaNature Reserve

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