A really great afternoon out, plenty to see and informative and friendly guides. You get to go into the underground mine workings too which is a real eye opener.

Most people would enjoy this experience, I think, but especially Geology and Engineering fans. Visited for our tin wedding anniversary and spent several hours immersed in Cornish geology, history and the story of tin. A large part of the equipment and machinery is still in situ (although some was sold for scrap in the past). There is certainly enough kit... More

This review should be written by my husband, who put the visit to the Geevor Tin Mine on top of the best things we've seen in Cornwall. Admittedly I'm not quite as enthusiastic about it as he is. Yes, there is a lot of interesting stuff to read to begin with. However, if it were not for the guides (volunteers?)... More

If you want to know more about an industry that shaped Cornwall and played an important role in the Industrial Revolution then this is the place to come to. There is a fascinating display that explains the geological original of Cornwall's mineral inheritance and the social impact of the boom and bust nature of mining in the 19th centuary. You... More

He said a lot & nothing all at the same time...much better guide 8 years ago.

Mine has been preserved from last day of working. A must see is the Levant mine workings on the cliff - National Trust

fantastic and educational for all kids loved it also

The tour was worth the cost. It goes through the processing facility and down in a mine (not for the claustrophobic). We could have stayed on site for 3-4 hours. Wished we'd had the time.

Spent a good 3 hours, plenty to see and do. Has a very original feel to it, nothing Disney land about this place. The guides were original old Cornish miners, very interesting and sincere. Good value, worth the drive and money. I highly recommend it.