Magic, if it’s quiet the echo location clicking of the bats can be heard. And the water is beautiful to see swim in - fresh, cool but not cold. Amazing limestone structures. Easy enough access, maybe moderate fitness at most. Can be slippery in places.

By far the best attraction on Tongatapu!

Anahulu Caveに車で行くにはオフロード車がお勧めです。悪路で、普通車で行くにはとても大変です。 入場料払って、洞窟を探検したのですが、ゴミが多くせっかくの観光地が台無しになっている。 地底湖の水は綺麗で透明で泳いでいる人がいました。僕らは入水しませんでしたが、手で水を触るととても冷たかったです。

It's a beautiful cave that should be preserved as one of the few touristic highlights of Tonga. Unfortunately, there is zero effort of preserving this nature wonder. The cave is invaded by hordes of local teens that climb everything, jump from everywhere, block walkways, litter, play ridiculously loud music, smoke and disrespect tourists. It unfortunately turned a highlight into a low light and the guard didn't do anything when we raised our concerns. Without preservation, this cave will soon be destroyed - very sad 😢

План такой. Сначала купаетесь в океане, а потом идёте в пещеру и купаетесь в пресном озере. Кайф

Amazing place 🙏

值得去看看

Was cool but didn’t realise we had to pay. Cost $50 for our family. Bit steep for what it is but figured they need the money more than us

水がとても冷たく、日焼けでほってった肌にとても気持ちよく冷やしてくれます。 透明度が高く、幻想的です。

The cave is filled with garbage. It’s a beautiful cave itself, but very worn down. Toilets are beyond usable. Not worth it!

Small but really worth it, I think one of thr nicest things I saw on Tongatapu. There's also a really nice beach. I'd recommend go to beach to chill first and then go for a swim in the cave to wash off the salt and sand.

Very impressive caves. We didn't swim but the water was very clear. It's reasonably well lit and you follow the path through the cave

What a place! We were blessed to arrive with almost no one there, and within minutes, it was just us. 45 minutes if quiet in a place of magic! The water is crystal clear - like looking through glass. The water was the perfect temp for us (we're from NZ). A we left a couple of big groups arrived and one brought their sound system with them. I'm glad we were leaving. The beach just down from the caves is lovely too and would be great for swimming at high tide. This was our second fave thing to do, second only to whale swimming. Highly recommend

The charges of the caves are TOP 20. However it is one of a kind place to go ii. Tonga. It is too dark and there are no railings. So you have to be careful while walking. The cave is otherwise beautiful and breathtaking. If you know swimming, this will be one of a kind experience which you will never forget. There are also some nice beach views just near the shore where you can spend sometime

Nice place to visit while in Tonga. For those who like to swim, make sure you have your swim suit to swim in the cave.

These caves cost 20 pa' anga per adult to visit. The caves are amazing, so definitely worth the price! You enter by going down a little path, and then entering the cave mouth. Once you have ducked under the entrance, the cave opens up very wide, so it does not feel claustrophobic at all! Inside, the caves are quite humid, and there are pools that are warm enough to swim in. The caves are a wonder of stalagmites and stalagtites, and it is impressive everywhere you look. The caves themselves are well-lit with a clear path through. There is also a pleasant beach right nearby.

Great place to visit for the entire family. Enjoy a refreshing dip in a spectacular cave. The cave is well lit but you do need to crouch down to enter. Such a great gem! Bring cash, $20 per person.

Great place to see, but if the light goes 👀 keep your phones with you

Cool cave where you can swim, the beach outside was beautiful also. Water was almost hot! Entrance was T$20/person.

$20 is worth the experience! I would do it again, though I didn’t swim but a cool experience nonetheless open only Monday - Saturday