Fairy Cave

We visited the Fairy Cave yesterday. The caves were beautiful and very interesting. They were very easy to find and the picnic reserve next to the Visitor Centre was fantastic.Next time we visit the caves, we would appreciate it if we had more time to take photos and to enjoy the experience. Our tour guide, Pete, made us feel rushed by trying to end the tour quickly and ushering us out of the cave before the hour.

Great place for a family tour. Although it is mentioned it is more challenging than the Royal Caves, it is not so difficult to get in. The operator is very knowledgeable. The view is definitely stunning and worth a visit. Better to book in advance otherwise it can be very difficult to get a ticket during peak times.

We booked both the royal and the fairy caves. It is a must do when you are in the area. It feels surreal when you are down there, and after when they explain how deep you were, your jaw just drops. Graham was an amazing and very informative guide.

We don’t often go and check out caves but when we do this is what we hope for, really amazing colours in the deposits, the guide was extremely knowledgeable and we learnt quiet a lot. Would go back!

FAIRY CAVE HIGHLIGHTSWhat I loved most about the Fairy Caves was the feeling of exploration! There were lots of sections that required ducking down and moving through narrow walkways. This is something to consider if you are not very nimble!The Fairy Cave also has more steps than the Royal Cave. You have to lower your head to avoid collision with rocks.So beautiful place must not leave the tour guide. It’s always 17 degrees Celsius inside the cave during all the year.I visited this place two times. First time we on day one tickets were sold out then we booked tickets for next day. Holiday seasons are very busy here.It’s good experience inside the caves.

You would be stunned by what nature can create. The carvings and designs created were so amazing that it looked man made. According to the guide they all are natural and made by water dropping from above over billion of years. Just imagining the timeframe makes me stun. The place is a must visit and you won’t be disappointed by what you see.

Our tour guide was the best! She told us so many fun facts and really put the caves into perspective. It was cool to learn about the history of the cave and its discovery. The damage done by other tourists and people in the past is sad, but the Fairy Cave is still beautiful. I definitely recommend going as it's a great experience for the price. If you do go, make sure to read the information as no backpacks are allowed inside. Food and drinks (other than water) also aren't allowed. The walk was more difficult than the Royal Cave, and the humidity made it a little hard to breathe for me.

The caves are beautiful. They are easy unless you have back issues. Just about 4 sections have short passes at about 1.2m height. Good illumination. Staff was very good.

Nice beautiful caves. Can be a bit scary for infants and toddlers at first but they usually acclimatise well.