This is an interesting place to visit, but i think it would be better for children. A bit on the pricey side. More

Was a pleasant experience but £15 for two adults was a lil steep, some good history lesson's to be learn't here but did feel like I had £15 smuggled from my wallet for a few video's & wax work's in a cave but then they did say there was a ghost down there ;) More

I visited in Halloween, and the staff were dressed up. It is a little hard to find, but fun. More

£7.50 entry fee, wish I had spent it on a drink in the hotel I was staying at. First things first, you cant drive to it, you have to park up in a road, then walk over a 'green' kind of a big park with benches overlooking the sea. Wasnt too nice for us as it was teribly windy and... More

I would recommend this to anyone as it was a great little tour of the caves. Our daughters are 10 and 6 and found it interesting and fun More

I visited today with my children aged 10 and 7. The visit took about 50 minutes and we all enjoyed it. We got there for when it opened (10am) and so had the place to ourselves which made it more atmospheric. My 10 year old said that it was much better with hardly anyone around. Would recommend it. The only... More

Was a little hesitant at first as thought it may be a little clautrophobic but it wasn't. There was plenty to keep us all occupied. There were a few information boards to read and also had commentary in a few places. We took a 6yr with us, I think she was a little nervous as it was dark in parts... More

Visited yesterday with my father, we spent just over an hour here and both thought that it was a cute attraction and worth the visit. Staff were helpful and the exhibits were pitched to appeal to all age ranges. Would visit again. More

Fascinating caves and a great one for the family - a bit madame tussauds! But really good fun. Long walk up hill to get there but worth it. Nice little cafe nearby as well. More