- Burnabbie Cave

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Address:	Madura, 6443 WA Australia

Site Description:

Burnabbie Cave was first discovered in 2003. This fragile cave hosts numerous interesting features similar to Olwolgin Cave including: rocks covered in black bacteria, hanging roots and green tannic water. Explorations have seen this strictly side-mount cave extended to approximately 3000m of passage. Entrance to the cave is a 50m crawl to an underground surface lake. Care must be taken during the warmer months as the entrance can have high levels of CO2 and possible hydrogen sulphide.

Access Notes:

Apply in writing or email for permission to dive at least four weeks in advance of trip.
- Email: Proposals@dplh.wa.gov.au
- - Each application must have:
    - Copies of all indemnity forms.
    - List of attendees in the body of the email.
    - Dates and proposed caves - needs to be in the body of the email.
    - An emergency contact name and number - usually the person applying for the group, needs to be in the body of the email.
    - Copies of valid and current CDAA cards.
- A site indemnity form must be filled out for each visit to the site. Indemnity can be found here
- Diving permission acknowledged by official letter from Land Owner.
A site indemnity form must be filled out for each visit to the site.
Diving permission acknowledged by official letter from Land Owner.

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