We were lucky enough to find the caves on our way to our B&B in Doolin after a day exploring the Burren. The tour takes just under an hour and is well worth it just to see the largest stalactite (10 tonnes) in a public cave. There are several flights of stairs (approx 125) to get down/up so only for... More

This place is well worth a visit. It's an interesting cave tour with a small but well stocked information center and tea-rooms (with toilets of course). The cave tour begins with a descent of about 150 steps so its really only able-bodied persons who can access the cave. Near the end of the cave they turn out the lights for... More

I have been in a few caves and this one was nothing speciel. Also our Guide sounded like she was reading everything from a book... More

The Doolin cave is truly a don't miss site and the tour guide is extremely knowledgeable and friendly More

My eight year old son really wanted to go to see this cave, and we were not disappointed. We turned up not long before the end of the day, in the middle of August, worried that we wouldn't get on the limited numbers tour. It turned out we were the only two on our tour, so we had exclusive access... More

well worth the many ,many steps down to see the biggest stalactite in Europe More

We stumbled on this amazing cave while staying nearby.We have been to alot of caves abroad but this one has something special . A spectacular stalactite which words cannot describe. go visit yourself. More

You must visit the Doolin Cave. We were so impressed with our tour. Make sure you check the tour times as they run once every hour. This was one of the highlights of our 14 days in Ireland. More

The cave is only recently open for public view, and relatively unknown. I never knew that Ireland had one of the world's largest Stalactites. The tour guide was very knowledgeable, with very interesting stories about the local Burren region. When we were lead into the main cavern, the lights were turned out. Then "wowW, what an amazing site. This is... More