Explore the world's oldest known caves and bring classroom learning to life. Sudwala Caves offer an exciting educational experience where students can see natural wonders and ancient formations they usually only read about.
Set in 2.5-billion-year-old Pre-Cambrian dolomite rock, the Sudwala Caves provide a rare opportunity to explore Earth's ancient past. These marine-formed rocks are a window into the development of life on our planet, featuring well-preserved fossils like collenia — one of the earliest oxygen-producing organisms.
Our tours are thoughtfully designed to support school curriculums in subjects like geology, biology, history, and natural science. Professional guides tailor their presentation for each age group to ensure the experience is engaging, age-appropriate, and enjoyable.
Students will explore striking rock formations, impressive stalactites and stalagmites, and discover highlights like:
The walking tour covers 500 meters inside the cave, takes about an hour, and is conducted in a well-lit, spacious, and ventilated section that’s safe for all, including visitors with disabilities.
Opened in 2017, the Sudwala Nature Garden offers a self-guided tour filled with interactive learning opportunities. Ideal for school groups, it covers key topics aligned with the curriculum, such as life cycles, pollination, ecosystems, geology, and environmental awareness.
This 200-meter self-guided walk includes interactive exhibits and information boards covering:
While exploring, learners may spot nyala, bushbuck, and other small animals. The sound garden and labyrinth are especially popular with younger students.
To schedule your visit, contact us via phone or email. A R400 deposit confirms your booking and secures your group’s spot.
