read reviews that suggested both caves were worth visiting as they differed. Must say that we did fantasy cave first and found it much more interesting than the Crystal. Both guides while good overlapped in their material i.e. formation of the caves and this became monotonous though realize that some people only visit one. Wish I had! more

You dont need a tour excursion to check this place out. The admission is cheap and get a map to take the bus to this area. There are two caves..crystal and fantasy.. we just did the crystal one. It's a nice place to see some stalactites and stalagmites. more

I found crystal caves just okay. we did only the crystal cave and not the fantasy because one of our party could not do the stairs. I found it over rated for the money. I think it would be nice if you've never been to caves before or if you have children and want them to have the experience. the... more

I would absolutely recommend checking out the Crystal Caves. It is a beautiful phenomenon, feels like you are on an adventure. FYI...there are a lot of stairs and at times it can feel like tight quarters. We navigated our way on the bus systems...was relatively simple. Be sure to take your camera! more

After growing up in Texas where we have several caves, I thought I'd seen it all --- I was wrong! The admission is $18 for 1 or $26 for both caves. It is worth it, and there is enough difference that you won't regret doing both. Crystal cave is easily accessible. First section is carpeted ramp and then stairs. Pathways... more

Easy to get to by public transportation or walking if you are staying at Grotto Bay. It's a little expensive at $18 for just the Crystal Cave, but I did enjoy it. You have to go by guided tour and he takes you down into the water filled caves where you walk across a floating platform and see all the... more

We were in Bermuda in the quiet season, so when we went to the caves, our small group was the only one on the tour. It was amazing. The guides were very informative. They said that they usually don't recommend the Fantasy cave for people with children, because the entry is MUCH steeper than the Crystal cave. I was hesitant... more

Touring the Crystal and Fantasy Caves was an out of this world experience. The grounds that the caves sit on are beautifully landscaped with a variety of palm trees and flowers. The contrast between the lush environment above and the damp, dark enchanting world below is a must see. There are approximately 100 slippery steps not including the steep ramps... more

Went to crystal caves in July 2005. There are actually 2 caves, Crystal and Fantasy. We paid $20 each for both, or you can see one for $14. They are similar but different enough to justify the extra $6 for both. If you are on a budget just do Crystal, crystal is better for kids as they point out formations... more