St. Beatus-Höhlen, Swiss Caves

Incredible Experience with Nature – Waterfalls, Caves, Lakes & Mountains! I had such an amazing time exploring some of the most beautiful natural places recently! Every location left me in awe — truly a refreshing and memorable experience. 🌊 Waterfalls – The sound of rushing water, the cool mist, and the powerful energy of the falls were just breathtaking. Standing close to them made me feel so alive and connected to nature. 🕳️ Caves – Exploring the caves was a completely different adventure. The rock formations were stunning, and walking through the peaceful darkness gave me a sense of wonder and mystery. 🏞️ Lakes – The calm, Crystal clear waters surrounded by greenery or mountains created perfect spots to take photos and reflect. Watching the sunlight sparkle on the surface was pure magic.

Enjoyed the self guided caves tour. It took a little over an hour. The caves are a little chilly we brought light jackets and were fine with jackets and shorts on. There is a restaurant right outside the caves. The area is beautiful and there is a small playground as well.

This tour is worth the short hike up the mountain. The path is paved and is an easy/moderate hike. Up top there's a nice restaurant with a good selection of food and drinks, including coffee. The cave tour took us approximately 20 min, one way. The cost is $17 Swiss Franks. Really beautiful!

Absolutely beautiful. Stunning. Worth it. Bring jacket, hat and good shoes. 10C inside. Wet damp. Just keep in mind the hike you do from car park to entrance. Distance ok. Elevation mildly intense.

For sure worth visiting. 60 min inside 10 degree Celsius and quite well organized tunnels. Kind of issue for people 1.8m high+ as the ceiling sometimes drops below 1.7m. Not recommended for small children or back pack carriages. Entry so 20min away from parking - even looks very challenging it’s not. At entry toilet, restaurant and children playground.

An interesting excursion, worth a visit if you're in the area. The walk up to the entrace of the cave offers some scenic views over the Thunersee (Lake Thun). The visit and walk through the cave takes around 1 - 1.5 hours. There's also a museum and a small shop selling refreshments and gifts. For those who are very hungry, the restaurant at the exit of the cave will help. We didn't eat there but portions look generous (prices are "generous", too - but hey, it's Switzerland). Although we visited on a weekend, it wasn't too busy. Considering that it's not far from Interlaken, this was a welcome surprise, making it a more enjoable experience.

An interesting caving experience. It's a moderate hike to get to the entrance, but there are plenty of scenic points to take a picture and rest. The cave itself has some lighting and plenty of grotto and stalactites. The waterfall runs through the cave and there's plenty of streams and vegetation as well. Once you exit the tour, there's a restaurant and snack shop with tables overlooking the lake. Well worth the entry fee and bus or boat ride there.

One of the most spectacular views I've ever witnessed! The caves were incredible and I went early in the morning so it felt like I had them all to myself ☺️ This place absolutely was like visiting a real life Rivendell and Moria!!! Absolutely worth the journey from Zurich!!!!