It is a beautiful experience. But the front desk attenders and manager are really rude and inflexible.tour guide is really good. Important to improve this front desk staff. Recommend to arrive 20 min earlier.

Nature is so wonderful. However, this tour was a bit overrated experience. Tour was ok jokes by our guide, so of korny. Visiting the food court, birds eating customers leftovers, I think is not sanitary way to impress customers. Gift shop not so impressive. I respect what nature has gifted us, but overall this experience was just so so.

You spend more time visiting the cave than seeing the blue lights. The boat ride is only 5 minutes and you can't take any photos! Really lame! Head for the free caves which are much better. Really to be avoided.

We enjoyed our time down there. It is a small cave, nothing much to it, but mysterious lightning, a good guide and a short boat ride can create a memorable experience. Especially when one never seen glowing stars underground. Just watch out they don't drop on your head! Please stay quiet on the boat ride. They take one group after another and if you are talking then you ruin the experience for the ones already in the boat trying to marvel at the starry caves. Unfortunately it is such a tiny lake, I wish it went on for longer. Very romantic.

Not as authentic or immersive as Ruaturi Caves out of the combo cave purchase. More suitable for those who want a shorter cliff notes version of the caves or who have never visited one before. Or for those who are much older or much younger, due to the shorter tour duration. The boat ride is the highlight for most people. However if you have a fear of water or drowning, then being on a boat, in the dark, and with no life jacket will suddenly hit you. The boat felt unsteady. However Most people seemed to enjoy both the shorter, introductory experience... and the boat ride in the darkness. However read your group and decide what best suits them. Two caves or one, longer or shorter, authentic or superficial. This tour just seemed silly after the incredible Ruaturi visit.

The glowworms were an interesting sight and quite unique. However, the viewing was the focus of the tour only for the last ~10 minutes, when we entered a boat and travelled through a dark cave tunnel. The remaining ~30 minutes of the tour before that was around the history of cave’s exploration, the limestone formations and the glowworms’ biological characteristics. If that sounds interesting - then the ticket price may be worth it; but if you come mainly to see the glowworms - it may be disappointing.