This place is unbelievably good. I could not have envisaged how enormous the complex is and how old. It was started in 78AD by the Romans, then we traveled through time to the 1970s when the quarry was closed. 47acres of cathedral like caves.

Excellent experience and very educational! Our guide Jill was comedic and made the tour enjoyable. Definitely recommend this as an activity to do when you are visiting and something the whole family will like. The staff were very friendly and accommodating and took the proper precautions when it comes to the well-being of dogs that are there and the health and safety of the visitors. Overall excellent and would definitely visit again!

We visited the quarry cave in April 2023 and were amazed at the extent of the caves. Our guide Jill was very knowledgable, engaging and informative as she guided us through 2000 years of history. Would advise wrapping up warm and wearing a waterproof.

We visited today with our children who are 6 & 7. We had a wonderful time. It was so interesting, amazing to jump back in time. Our tour guide was Jill, who was lovely, and so attentive. She was great at including our children. And listened to their questions, no matter how ridiculous. Would definitely recommend!

Very enjoyable and informative. Mike was our guide and was thoroughly entertaining and knowledgable. The caves were much bigger than expected and listening to the history of how the techniques changed and how the history of the caves could be demonstrated and dated by that was fascinating.

Enjoyable and entertaining tour with Mike. Ask about the ghosts, just not in front of children. Nice way to spend an hour or two in Devon. Lucky enough to see some bats. Me and two 13 year olds very much enjoyed hearing about the history of the quarry. Quite a few young kids and dogs on the tour, perhaps better for sligtly older kids but still enjoyable I think. Finally... Not sure why this is getting some negative reviews? What were people expecting? Not everything can be Harry Potter World and I'm happy it isn't. Great to support a local tourist attraction.

Today we joined a large group of other holiday makers and descended into a 2,000 year old quarry to shelter from the rain and strong winds. Lead by the brilliant Jill, we explored and learnt a lot about the process and history of the quarry. I went with three teenagers and was expecting them to want to finish early but they were fully engaged and happy to be below ground. The Horseshoe bats were many and we were able to get safely close to them. Jill told us many wonderful stories amongst the history of the quarry and got everyone including the young ones to share their thoughts and ideas. Dogs are welcome as was the electric lighting and accessible pathways. Thank you Jill for making our experience a highlight of our holiday week.

Wow we all loved this visit! So educational and fascinating! Will never look at a cathedral again without thinking of the back breaking work and terrible condition s these blocks of stone were mined. Special thanks to Jed for being an amazing guide so passionate, knowledgeable and so funny! Thanks 😊

This was an extremely entertaining, informative and thorough tour, lasting an hour. The guide, Jill, engaged really well with the children in the group. The description of the working conditions was horrifying, and as someone who enjoys visiting and worshipping in cathedrals on occasion, I will never look at them the same way again.

We visited the caves not really knowing what to expect - the site looks very unassuming from the outside. It turned out to be really fantastic! Everyone in the group had a great time. Our tour guide, Jed, was really knowledgeable and engaging - he was wonderful with our 5 year old daughter and kept her (and us) well entertained. He was also very considerate, changing some of his demonstrations to cater for our daughter and our dog (there is a loud noise demonstration at one point which dogs can be scared by) - not to mention his skillful ukelele playing! The history of the caves was really interesting, and we were lucky enough to see some bats. Overall it was a really fun experience and I'd highly recommend a visit!