Caves Near Me

Fingal’s Cave is an ancient sea cave in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. One of the most famous caves in the area, you can only access it by a boat. You will have a magical time when you cruise into these beautiful caves, which have been described inside as looking like a work of art.

It has also been said that the echo sounds heard while taking part in one of the cave tours inspired Mendelssohn to compose his Hebrides Overture.

This coastal cave was once believed to be a retreat for Scotland’s first saint St. Ninian. The cave location can be found following an walk through woodland, down to a pebble beach.

We recommend you wear suitable footwear as the area can get muddy at times. Also, please note that because St Ninian’s is a beachside cave, it can be inaccessible at very high tide.

These caves are the largest in Durham’s magnesium limestone coastline and in an area which is part of the Durham Heritage Coast.

They can be a starting point for many walking trails to explore the surrounding coastal paths. We think you’ll agree a perfect spot for a family cavern adventure!

The Victoria Tunnels run underneath Newcastle and have a fascinating history. These cave like walkways are a must see attraction when visiting Newcastle. You can take an underground tour with knowledgeable guides and find out the role these tunnels have played in the city’s history.

White Scar Cave is located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It is the longest showcave in the UK. These extraordinary caves have a waterfall, Harry Potter style witch’s finger shaped rocks, plus a gift shop and cafe. You’ll need some refreshment after exploring.

Explore these cool caves and see stunning calcite formations. The caves are connected via lit pathways and children can follow a fun fairy door trail along the cave passageways.

A calendar of exciting seasonal events is on offer here. Plus fancy an afternoon tea with a difference? At Stump Cross you can book their Underground Mammoth Cream Tea and eat sweet treats inside the Cathedral Cavern!

A visit to Blue-John will keep you fit-there’s 245 steps to climb down to enter the cavern! However, you will be rewarded as you see beautiful mineral colourings on the rock walls and cavern roof.

Furthermore, the formation of stalagmatic formations creates frozen waterfall effect in The Waterfall Cavern. Don’t miss the gift shop, selling jewellery and other gifts.

Discover the underground world below Nottingham’s City Centre and find out the history of this network of caves. Children will learn fascinating facts about how the caves were used to protect Nottingham residents from bombing raids in WW2.

You can explore a maze of caverns deep underground.  Travel back in time to the 17th century when the caves were built.

Also, a variety of exciting, seasonal events can be booked. In addition, Hellfire Caves offer birthday parties for children.

A labyrinth of man-made tunnels. The Chislehurst Caves have a history going back hundreds of years. The caves are now open as a tourist attraction and education centre.

A brilliant family attraction, amazing caves, legends and adventure all in one place. Wookey Hole has the largest show caves to explore in the UK.

Is your child a dinosaur lover? Then, they will love to discover Dinosaur Grove where you can get up close with pre historic creatures. Also, don’t miss The Mill with not just one, but three soft play zones.

Cheddar Gorge is an area of outstanding beauty and is one of Britain’s most spectacular landmarks. You can walk and see stunning views from the dramatic surrounding cliffs.

Alternatively, head underground and find a subterranean world including stalactite showcaves. Like adventure? You will love the rock climbing and caving activities available here.

Wales

The National Showcaves of Wales, Dan Yr Ogof is an excellent day out for all the family. Indeed, you can see over 200 life-size dinosaurs and find out what life was like on an Iron Age Farm.

Also, don’t forget the amazing caves to discover. It will be an exciting experience when you walk into the caves.

A family friendly visitor attraction near Snowdonia, Wales. It is now owned by Zip World.

You can explore the deep mine, ride your mountain bike or bounce on an underground trampoline. A day out full of fun awaits!