Great caves to visit( visited on 22nd Mar 24 Morning 8:45 am tour) and a dip in the clear river thereafter gives a refreshing experience. I didn't take a dip but many of the fellow tourists did. If you want to take a dip in water, please bring along your swimsuits. Great caves with a stunning clear water cave river and waterfall inside the caves. Must visit heritage site. The boat ride was also awesome! Very helpful and explanatory guide. They stop at a market first so if you want to buy hand crafted key chains, hand bags table mats etc. to support locals, you can.

Coming to Mulu National Park is something every nature loving tourist owes themselves to visit. The Clearwater Cave and Cave of the Winds were just breathtakingly stunning, and totally worth the small fee to pay for a guide to take a group on a tour there. You can also swim in the Melinau River at the entrance of the caves. We were thrilled to have visited these caves, and commend it to others to enjoy the same experience we had.

Clearwater cave is the best cave ever. The cave itself is very beautiful, and you can see water flowing inside. What a magnificent view. The tour guide showed us the mini pinnacles and joked that we could show them to our friends even though we didn’t climb the main pinnacles. After touring the cave, we had a chance to swim in the crystal-clear water. The water is cool, and you can see fish swimming happily. The only regret is that we could only swim in the clear water for about 15 minutes. We really wish we could have stayed longer. The toilet is clean too, which is very rare in such a rural area, meaning that the management is truly fantastic.

In my opinion the Clearwater cave is the most beautiful cave in Mulu National Park. There is a long flight of about 200 stairs to climb to get to the cave, but don't let it put you off because it is actually not that bad. My 9 year son was able to do it without any real problem. Once inside, the guide will actually lead you to a part of the river in the cave where you can actually fill up your bottle with the cold natural mineral water. It was the most delicious water we have ever tasted. Clearwater cave is a must visit in Mulu.

If you are a Speleology enthusiast with a knack to explore and adventure this is the place. Nestled in years old jungle where you can reach only by flight from major cities of Malaysia, this part of Borneo is intriguing enough and would call for your imagination as tour guides will tell you how caves have evolved over years. On one hand you will find Dear Cave which is home to a million bats whose "exodus" every evening will have tourists waiting with eyes set towards the sky, other one you will find Clearwater cave where longest 220 km underground river cuts through rocks gushing its way from gorge to merge with main river. Not to forget breathtaking marvels of nature - limestone formations - stalactites and stalagmites that's certainly worth kms of walk or few steep staircases. The 15 min boat ride would halt at a local market places where you can admire and buy handicrafts made by natives of this place. Thereafter boat will take you to WindShow cave after a short stair climb you would reach the mesmerizing wonders of limestone formation caused by erosion/corrosion etc. by seeping rainwater or growing vegetation (time to remember your school geography lessons :-)) Now time to experience another masterpiece - Clearwater Caves. The stairs from boat jetty (it was more of a picnic spot with people enjoying and taking a dip in refreshing water of the river) were steep so may not be advisable for seniors or heart patients. The main entrance of cave was adorned by few rock formation with some vegetative growth that was supposed to be very rare and not be found elsewhere. As you gradually make way inside you hear the gushing sound that was made by world's longest 220 km river. There are almost 2-3 levels to be covered by stairs that shows you how high the river had flown years back. The lighting system is well arranged to show you the way and has proper pathways/stairs that you can follow to find your way our even if you are left behind by your group :-) . The guides are well trained and licensed and we booked the tours from Mulu Park site at reasonable price. The group size is capped and better to make bookings in advanced. The cave tour is a guided one.