Great place. You can get the cable car to the top for great views. It costs more to go into the caves but I'd well worth it. There is quite a lot of walking. You can also get guided tours by car but it gets busy and cars are often queuing. There is also a restaurant serving snacks.

The cave's geological formations are truly awe-inspiring. Illuminated by colorful lights, the stalactites and stalagmites create a magical ambiance. One can easily imagine the historical significance of such a space, echoing with stories of the past. The sheer scale of the caverns is impressive, offering a unique perspective on the natural world. The guided tours provide valuable insights and enhance the overall experience. The pathways are well-maintained, making exploration comfortable for visitors. It's a remarkable destination that deserves recognition. A visit to this subterranean wonder is highly recommended.

This was the best one of them all, I highly recommend this one. We started on this side of the mountain and did not regret it one bit. The hill to get there is quite challenging if you’re not in shape. But trust me it is worth it. The theatre is quite small and there isn’t a big walking around area, but they do have a show that happens every seven minutes, if you have kids, I highly recommend this!! They have different lights for the rocks as well :) such a cool piece of history.

Fabulous place. We had a package deal from a taxi firm. It included the cave the tunnels the monkeys and the sky walk. It was worth the cost & so many people bypass these attractions & don't even know they exist. The town shopping was good but not the main deal for us. The light show in the caves was awesome.

Such a beautiful place! I highly recommend taking the hiking trail up the side of the mountain instead of a car that can bring you up! It’s super worth it! The caves are stunning! And the monkeys are SO cute!!

This place is simply breathtaking, we didn't look at any reviews before going as we didn't know it was there until it was recommended to us so we were very pleasantly surprised when we went in, the place is stunning and we could have happily spent several hours just wandering around. We got the cable car to the top of the rock and then walked down to the caves, it's a long walk but you can get a cab from the bottom if you have mobility problems, but saying that, it is not suitable for wheelchairs and there are lots of steps if you want to see everything.

Absolutely fantastic light show with dramatic music to accompany. As its a cave, you may get slightly wet from the water dripping. Well worth a visit.

We went here as part of a tour so I'm not sure how much this cost of if it's worth it, it is just a5 min walk through of a cave. Nothing spectacular. I didn't like the"light show" on the rock, I just wanted to see the cave walls as cave walls, but the workers were friendly. The monkeys were really cool tho that were outside

I was very impressed by St. Michael's Cave. Its size and the structures that have evolved over thousands of years. A concert hall for 600 people has been integrated into the large cave. The light show is well done, and the mighty Archangel Michael is clearly visible, as you can see in my photos

Absolutely stunning! I did not expect such magic from just a CAVE!! We went on a horrible rainy day but once I saw the beauty of the caves and lights I didn't even care.

Very beautiful cave. A must go visit. It is a nice hike to get up to it if you are starting from ground level. May be intense for others. Take breaks and rest and drink water

A good experience. A good pathway makes for easy walking. The views of the stalactites and stalagmites were enhanced with the use of coloured lightings. There is also a chamber where stage-seating is available and you can enjoy the acoustics. Worth the trip

Must visit. The lighting show is worth the visit. Cool temperatures on a warm day. Nice place to sit, relax, and enjoy. I have been to several caverns, and this one was spectacular. The cafe at the end was reasonable and there was a variety of drinks. Even a monkey begging for ice cream inside.

Ah, Saint Michael's Cave—what a magical spot! That blend of natural beauty and ancient legend really adds to the mystery, especially with the rain outside. The way the lighting plays off the stalactites and the cathedral-like chamber must’ve felt almost otherworldly. Did you catch any of the stories or legends tied to the cave while you were there?