A real must see, stunning rock formations, wonderfully put together light show. Was one of the highlights of the Rock. Ticket is part of the combined nature reserve ticket so works out inexpensive if you visit other sites as well.

We had a great day visiting the top of the rock. St Michael’s cave was a lovely stop. There is access for anyone who needs assistance if you can’t manage the steps into and out of the cave. We took some amazing photos of the stalactites and the light show is beautiful it’s like being in a natural cathedral! The little cafe there makes great coffee, sandwiches and cakes a great stop for brunch. We used the mini bus guides at the entrance to the rock lift and our guide was so lovely and extremely knowledgable and helpful!

The stalagmites and especially stalactites are really amazing. They light them up with different colors. The cave isn't very big, and it doesn't take a long time to see it. There's a concert hall inside the cave towards the exit. If you walked down from the top, after St. Michael's Cabin continue down for a few minutes, and then turn left and walk to the cave entrance

I don't know what I was expecting but this went above it. The part of the cave open to visitors is fairly small but it's absolutely amazing. The alternating between seeing the rocks in normal light and the light show is fantastic. You can spend a lot of time in here just looking around and taking in the rock formations.

A great experience as soon as you go in and wonder at the natural formations that are in there against the coloured lights. One could stand there for so long and see something different each time. The light show is well worth seeing as well. Photos are good and not a bad price. Recommended. Enjoy.

I almost didn’t go because I thought “you’ve seen one cave you’ve seen them all.” This cave is so unique and has so much historical significance that it’s definitely worth the time to visit. It’s small and sections are not open to the public. Take the time to read to descriptions throughout the cave so you can appreciate its history and beauty.

For me this was the highlight of my trip to Gibraltar and the Rock. The size of the stalactites are massive and this coupled with the most amazing light and sound show just add to a most memorable experience. I was shocked to find a full theatre inside the cave.

The cave was an amazing experience . We had visited a few years ago but the new Awakening the light and sound was unbelievable! I felt like I was in a cathedral with the music it was so relaxing . I could’ve stayed for hours but unfortunately our tour guide only allowed us 20 mins which wasn’t enough to appreciate it . Our grandchildren loved it too they are 9,10 and 12 .

We visited the caves as part of the Nature reserve visit. They were quite busy and there isn’t too much to see, but it’s definitely worth going. The lighting was amazing as were the patterns of the stalactites and stalagmites throughout. The short show is worth seeing too. There is a cafe and gift shop here too.