Oct 12, 2021
In Vatnajökull glacier, you will get to witness the country’s tallest waterfall, highest peak, and the most impressive naturally formed glacier ice caves.
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Although this cave is smaller than other caves, it is located on the island of Kefalonia, and is surrounded by Melissani Lake. The sight of the cave is in itself very impressive.
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Known for being one of the world’s largest caves, this cave features artificial coloured lights that display numerous stalagmites and stalactites, giving the interior part a psychedelic glow.
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The majestic ice caves on Mount Erebus were formed when volcanic air collided with the cold exterior air. It’s a magnificent sight that is a treat to sore eyes!
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Located in Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, the collapsed ceiling of this cave lets sunlight pass through, and illuminates the Kuha Karuhas temple. The mindblowing setting of this cave is worth-experiencing.
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These are bioluminescent caves, where their glow-worm population creates luminous dots, making visitors feel as if they are standing in the Milky Way. It’s a breathtaking sight for sure!
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These beautiful caves were formed by water erosion, which can now be accessed either by swimming or by a boat.
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The impressive formations of these caves, along with their vast rooms, makes it easy to imagine that humans used to live there during the Neolithic and Mesolithic ages.
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It was once used for weddings, whereas this network of limestone is used as an auditorium now. This cave has one of the best acoustics that you need to experience at least once.
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