White Cliffs is fascinating and unique. Well worth a visit. A remote place with a tiny permanent population of miners who dig for opals in their own backyards and normally live underground. One coffee shop, a few galleries (art and opal jewelry), a garage, primary school for the 7 children in town, a pub and General store and that's about... More

What a unique experience, to sleep underground in a cave! The owners have done a fantastic job of converting their warren underground mining tunnels into a series of comfortable, cave rooms. They finished the inside walls with plaster with keeps the dust down, levelled the floors and installed skylights in some of the rooms. It is like a maze. The... More

Our room was spotlessly clean and airy. We had a skylight so I didn't feel claustrophobic at all - but I don't think I would have as the walls were all brilliantly whitewashed and the whole place was airy and well lit. We had dinner at the local sports club and enjoyed meeting and talking with some of the local... More

Wonderful place to stay supported by great owners, and all for a reasonable price. fascinating and luxury accomodation in a lovely cool converted opal mine. We were really welcomed to this place and it was beautiful and well organised. Everything was clean and clearly layed out and well organised. The town is a bit hard to get good food in... More

White Cliffs is a fascinating place, although dining options are very limited, and this B&B is a unique experience. The work that went into converting it from an opal mine into a home and B&B is incredible (although the mine is still operating behind one of the doors and a tour is included in the room rate). Peter and Joanne... More

If you want the experience of visiting an opal mining town and the Australian outback then you have to go to White Cliffs. THE place to stay is PJ's bed and breakfast - sleep underground in sheer luxury at a reasonable cost. It is only a 3 hour drive from Broken Hill and well worth the journey. We brought our... More