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Tasmania is much more than waterfalls and rainforests. Find out what spelunking is all about in Mole Creek Karst National Park where you'll see subterranean streams underneath and gorgeous glow worm displays vaulting overhead.
Marakoopa—the park's most visited cave—is rife with stalactites, stalagmites, crystals and reflecting pools. You can take a tour of the lower chamber or you can venture to the cave's Grand Cathedral and to an area of colorful formations that has been dubbed the Gardens.
No matter which tour you choose you'll get to see the largest glow worm display in all of the Land Down Under.
You can also explore King Solomon's Cave while in Mole Creek. It's known for its variety of visually appealing crystals and formations. Remember, there's more than 300 caves to trek in this National Park so be sure to take in all of its sights on your next locum tenens assignment.