Had a lovely trip to the Doolin caves. I was a little early for the tour when I arrived, so got a very tasty sandwich with locally sourced ingredients. When it was time for the tour, there was only one other lady. Our guide, Tristan, was a nice young fellow, who was very knowledgeable about the history and site. The hard hats were a lifesaver, as I scraped the top a few times. I still can't wrap my head around how the two guys who found the place got through it. There were a number of interesting things pointed out to as we went through and plenty of time was allowed for photos. The highlight of course is the main stalactite, a true natural wonder. Again plenty of time was given to photos (possibly a little too much, as the tour behinds us was catching up) and Tristan guessing games were fun as we discovered the make up of the stalactite (maybe went on a little to long). We entered the final cave and then returned to the surface. The trip back up the stairs was quite a work out but seats were on every landing to allow rest if needed. We found out at the end that Tristan is only at this two weeks, he was well trained and had all the info

Definitely worth a visit, price was a little on the high side but a good way to spend an hour. .

My husband and I were driving around Ireland on vacation and just happened across Doolin's cave so we stopped in to check it out. It's mind boggling how many years it took to form the stalactite & how much work it took a few people to make this accessible to the average person. We had a very knowledgeable tour guide who made sure to point out fossils of prehistoric worms on the way down & other interesting features. How any times in your life will you be able to walk deep into a cave and marvel at mother nature? It's well worth a visit.

An awesome experience that the normal person would never get the opportunity to see if it wasn't for the entrepreneurial investment by owner of the Doolin cave. I thank them for making it possible for my wife and I to see this magnificent find that has only been seen by locals willing to crawl for hours to see.

The famous stalactite is worth a visit. You can really imagine what it was like for the cavers who first found this impressive piece of stone.

Didn't know this existed. Great little shop, free wifi, tea shop and about a 40 minute tour. Mason was our guide and he was a student of geology and science which made it quite interesting. Lots of stairs. In fact they remind you 125 steps down and them 125 back down. Kids loved it.