Cocklebiddy

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Cocklebiddy is a remote roadhouse and rest stop on the Eyre Highway, straddling the Nullarbor Plain in Western Australia. It's a classic outback pit stop that offers a glimpse into the stark beauty and isolation of this vast, treeless plain. The main draw is the nearby Cocklebiddy Cave, a massive limestone cave system that's a magnet for adventurous cavers and curious travellers. This is a place to stretch your legs, refuel, and appreciate the raw, open landscapes of the Nullarbor.

Highlights & What to See

Suggested Time to Spend

Most travellers pass through Cocklebiddy in an hour or less — enough time to fill up, grab a snack, and stretch your legs. If you're a caver with permits, you could spend a full day exploring the cave system. For most, it's a brief but memorable stop on the Eyre Highway crossing.

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