The location is amazing, with a full Atlantic ocean view and the cliffs. The cave itself is cool, but not that large. There is a restaurant there too which is excellent, with a great menu, full of bajan flavors and good wines to go along with. I recommend!

This is a must see!!! We went on a day where the swells were too high and therefore the caves were closed. We hoped to get back but the weather didn’t cooperate. We were very sorry to have missed this experience. Having said that, due to the swells the walk around was spectacular. The intensity of the crashing waves away incredible to see.

Visited on a Monday unbeknowing that it is closed but…. we were able to walk the cliiffs (at very safe distance). There was a welcome north-easterly warm breeze - the Atlantic was huge, powerful, intimidating and spectacular as it smashed into the rugged coastline. A few blowholes to watch out for as well. Obviously don’t know what’s additionally on offer when the attraction is open (we weren’t interested in the food, etc), hence 4 stars only, but don’t be put off visiting this area even when closed - there is plenty to see !

This is such a fantastic attraction with a beautiful restaurant .we couldn’t visit the caves a the sea was too rough and very dangerous so we had lunch at the restaurant, the food was spot on, the restaurant is right on the edge of the cliffs with fantastic views out to sea . There were plenty of walks along the top of the cliff with some very scary awe inspiring views . Definitely worth a visit .

Others have commented that this is a bit of a tourist trap. Yep. It’s pricey for what it is, but if you’re holidaying in Barbados it won’t beggar you. Don’t go in if you’re unsure on your feet - imagine walking through rocky pools on a beach - it’s like that only more so. The restaurant was also pricey but our Caesar Salad and fish cakes / fries was excellent and the service friendly. I’d recommend this as somewhere to go if you’re in Barbados and have the luxury of time. It’s not a must-do if you only have a day before your ship sails.

Well worth the drive. The guide was very informative (not like we would know if he’s telling the truth 😂) He made sure we got in and out safe. He answered all of my questions. A must see on the island. What a view, what an experience. Mother Nature did well with this one!

Definately worth a visit- really enjoyable! Our party consisted of my friend and I. We had a lovely guide who helped us nehotiate the slippery stones and rock pools to get the best photos. He was really informative and his narrative unhurried and generally proud to show off the cave. No swimming - obvious to us as we left the accommodation - very stormy sea. The restaurant is also excellent. One of our favourite trips!

We visited the cave in Jan 2024. We went without making reservations. Such a beautiful location! It is very windy here. It was breezy at our villa on the west coast but much stronger on the northern coast. We ate lunch at the sit down cafe before visiting the cave. The food was very good and I felt the price was fair based on the serving size. Staff were friendly and helpful. You purchase cave tickets at the snack bar and they will call your name when it is your time to go into the cave. The cave is 27 big steps down. We wore water shoes as the cave surface is uneven and wet. There were a few flowers on one rock in the cave. We had not worn swimsuits so we did not get into the pool. Ocean waves occasionally splash into the cave. Our guide was very helpful and made sure we all moved safely through the cave. There are tables of vendors near the cave entrance.. After we came up, our guide had something else for us to view which was his section of the vendor table area. The tour ends in a gift shop :) On the far side of the parking lot is a walking trail along the clifftops. You can also walk or drive (take first road to the left as you are leaving) further down the clifftops towards the solar panels to Sandy Hill Lynnches. It is more cliff tops but very cool with the crashing waves spraying up over the cliffs.

Spent the day exploring the northern part of the island. Final stop was lunch at the Animal Flower Cave Restaurant. The location sitting next to the ocean cliffs has to been one of the best views in the world. The service was excellent, food was delicious, and drinks were tasty. Definitely recommend without reservations.

We have been here so many times but each time we go we have to marvel at the beauty of the place. The view never disappoints and there is always something new to look at. We love the food here, especially the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding special on Sunday with loads of gravy! Yum!! You always leave full and happy.