Marble Arch Caves (Open Year-Round)

We always do day trips for a part of our children's birthdays. He decided that he wanted to go to the caves and we weren't sure if an 8, 6 and 3 year old would enjoy it. But that absolutely did. Enjoy the information our guide gave us and the boat ride. The boat ride isn't always open, it depends on the water levels. So good to go if the sun has been out for a few days to make sure it is open. Would recommend.

Fabulous place to Visit, the Caves are Absolutely Stunning and the Story of them is so Interesting. Keelan, our Lovely Tour Guide was Amazing. Loved the Boat Trip. Family Friendly, lovely Visitor Centre with lots of Great Information, Cafe and Gift Shop. The Scenery on the drive is Beautiful.

My wife and I toured Ireland in May 2025. This place was almost an afterthought. We would go if we had time. I am glad we decided to go. We went close to the end of the tour day and were hopiung to catch a tour before they closed. We had another place to go to where we had purchased tickets so timing was everything. The reason I mention this was because we arrived between tour times. And we just missed the previous tour and couldn't wait for the next one. They went above and beyond to accomodate us. A young tour guide came out and gave us a personal tour for just the two of us. He was incredibly enthusiastic for the entire time. I am so sorry I can't remember his name because he deserves huge kudos for his tour. The sites of all the formations were amazing. A lot of them were given names to personalize them. One formation was called "Speedy Gonzales". The stairs down weren't that bad, it was walking back up when the tour was done was a little tiring for a senior. The walkway that went below the waterline was ingeneous. I'll my pictures speak for themselves.

Had the most brilliant time today at the caves! All staff were very friendly, and notably our tour guide Kieran was fantastic! So knowledgeable and passionate about the caves history and the formations within. Excited to visit again! ☺️

Amazing simply a must go spot. At the end there is a gift shop and cafe. I advise looking at their website as tickets are cheaper and information is more plentiful. My guide Dara was amazing giving lots of knowledge about the caves and its history.

Our tour guide Erinn was really informative, friendly and very interesting. She clearly was very knowledgeable about the caves and was quite happy to interact outside the script when asked questions or simply engaging in conversation about the caves. I found the headsets very useful - as a hearing impaired person, hearing what guides are saying is challenging. With the headset provided I heard every word very clearly, which enhanced my experience immensely. I had two teenage girls with me and they also enjoyed the tour. I will be back again in a couple of weeks as I have friends visiting and it's such good value for money and interesting. Thank you.

Very informative trip to a great attraction. Lots to see and coffee shop was fantastic. Scarlett was my tour guide. Great day out.

Brilliant, we had a great guided tour and learnt loads. (Unfortunately the boat wasn't working 😕). Genuinely and amazing place really interesting and the guide handled the group perfectl, pointing out stuff the kids would like and adding details the adults would enjoy!

The Marble Arch Caves are a series of natural limestone caves located near the village of Florencecourt in County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland. Very interesting - visit equals about 70 minutes We have visited caves all over the US and Marble Arch Caves are worth a visit Recommend

We enjoyed our tour of the caves. The water was too high to take the boats so this was only a walking tour. We heard that the high water is a fairly common occurrence in these caves. The tour itself was very interesting. You walk down 150 steps an then tour the cave on crushed stone walkways. There is nothing really rigorous about this tour except the 150 steps down and 150 steps up at the end. The views are beautiful although not as spectacular as the views in other caves.

Wow! This is a great experience to explore these caves not on a grand scale sizewise but a unique adventure foe all the family. The trip starts with a walk down a forest path to the cave entrance , once underground a small boat takes you up river to a landing spot. this part is an whole new experience in itself. A nice guided tour of the easily accessible part of the cave complex(on foot that is). You can enjoy some refreshment back at the visitor centre while everbody chats about the best bits of the

Poorly lit in some areas. By that I mean the footpath could and should be better lit. You have to be very careful walking as expected, this made it harder than it should have been. Our guide yelled to much, impossible to understand no matter where you are from.

Really interesting place to visit though it feels like it's in the middle of nowhere. It's in a really beautiful location and although prices aren't great (£8 adult), it's definitely worth a see. The guides are all really friendly and very informative so feel free to ask questions! bit of advice - wear sensible shoes with good grip as it can be a little slippy. Also, there are apparently 150 steps to climb when finishing the tourin general from what i saw, i don't think the caves are wheelchair accessible.