I love this cave, it is just wonderful. The lady giving the short tour was wonderful and so enthusiastic. It is a small cave but packed with the most beautiful formations. It was well worth the money and you can stay in the cave after the tour to just take it all in. It has also been made wheelchair access (or pram access for that matter) which is wonderful. It always stays at 17degC which was also a plus in the freezing cold winter

I have been here when I was 8, I'm 60 now & I was still in awe of the beauty, this time we took our daughter & grandkids, this is one of the best cave in Australia, it is one big single cave with everything other caves have in it, the guide talks to you about the cave inside the entrance, you can have a guided tour or self which we did, there is a pard bench in there that you can just sit on & admire the beauty or meditate, you could stay as long as you liked, it is a must see, again not a lot of tourists while we were there, actually we were the only ones in the cave ..... great thing is to it has wheel chair access, so if you are wheel chair bound go & have a look, sit there & be taken by it's beauty, you won't be sorry :) x

Although the caves are beautiful they are fairly small. The cave tour I went on wasn't very long because there wasn't a lot to show. I have seen many different caves and would say these caves were not that spectacular in comparison to the others. Unless you are a cave enthusiast, give these caves a miss.