Not a bad place, I. Enjoyed the walk and seeing the mysterious and ominous rock formations.(except for the very natural helmets below the bridge) It is quite a long walk so I wouldn't advise visiting if you have heart or mobility problems (for your safety) but aside from that I had a blast 100% would come back! read more

I've given this a five star rating because it really is a beautiful and fascinating place. It's out in the middle of nowhere and they only take a set number of people round on each tour, so you can find that you have to wait in the gift shop and cafe area for a bit until the next tour is ready. The cave itself is stunning. There is running water everywhere, and lights to show the various features, so it's really very atmospheric. The tour guide explains things along the way, like how the cave was discovered - they still have a dummy there to illustrate the man who crawled along a tiny little shaft to find the cave, for example. Also the various oddly shaped stalagmites and stalactites. It's very educational and really interesting. The only negative thing I would say was that, on the day we went, we were rushed round the cave so fast I really didn't enjoy it. I think maybe it was just busy that day, but we were hurried along the route too fast to really be allowed to appreciate the beauty, and also, I found a lot of it very hard going and I was quite out of breath. There are a lot of steps to climb, and also quite a lot of the route you have to walk bent over because there isn't enough head room. All of which you could probably cope with if you took your time, but as I say the guide really hurried us along and I was out of breath and uncomfortable and felt cheated that I didn't get more of a chance to admire the beauty of the place. read more

Probably one of the best show caves in the country. Quite a long guided tour through some of the most fascinating caves I've seen. Reasonably priced and a great chance to get some use out of your camera. Different lighting effects show up some of the different types of rock in the cave, which looks really good. The tour is very educational, explaining how different rock formations are formed and how long they take etc. Deffinately worth a trip out. read more

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On a busy weekend it depends on your guide, but we had a guy who did take his time to explain everything and make sure that everyone was keeping up. You are warned of difficult areas, which will be the low roofed areas and the 84 steps into the cavern. Yes, I was out of breath but I am out of condition after surgery last year but I managed it and there are chairs to sit at the top. I was out of breath but I wasn't going to show myself up for anything. Lovely photo opportunities and I loved the roar of the waterfall at the beginning of the tour and being able to walk across another. Great for the kids, educational, keeps their interest and our guide kept us amused too. All round good afternoon! read more

I found this to be an excellent day out. Please be aware this attraction is NOT suitable for people with heart problems or mobility problems it requires walking for some way bent double and the assent and descent of a large number of steps 90% of the walkway is on gratings over water. read more