Small cave but very beautiful inside. You have a guide walk you through and explain the history. You get to walk on pylons over the water in the cave. Advise to make reservations due to popularity and tides of the cave water

Beautiful caves, everything was clean. People feel proud of what they have and take care of it. Beautiful houses and takes care of the environment using rain water that recollect in big tanks down their houses.

The Crystal and Fantasy Caves in Bermuda were an amazing experience. We only visited the Crystal Caves as the Fantasy Caves were booked up already. Would recommend booking ahead as this is a popular destination on the island. Inside the cave, the views were incredible. To enter the caves, you have to book a guided tour, which last around 25 to 30 minutes each. Would definitely visit again!

Was a cool experience and tour guide was informative. Many steps so wear proper footwear. Not appropriate for younger children given the amount of steps. We did both Crystal and Fantasy caves but would suggest to only do crystal. Fantasy was not impressive after you’ve seen crystal cave.

Beautiful place and a must if you can physically go. The stairs down are steep. Go early with cruise ships in port because there is a wait. We didn't so we waited like an hour and could only go into Crystal Cave. Crystal Cave is a walk through on the bridge (definitely do that one) and Fantasy is a walk on the outskirts. Discount if you purchase both together. There was a disconnect because the guy talking to the line kept saying you could do both and the guy at the counter only said you could do one. Parking is plentiful. There are electric ports for electric vehicle charging, but they did not work. Some of the poles say the charger did not work, others did not. So make sure vehicle is charging before wasting your time. We were there for quite a while and depended on the charging, which did not work. That resulted in us being stranded on the road later (a whole another story). Overall a great touristy place. Across from Swizzle Inn so just walk across the street. Accessible via the public bus too.

The cave is amazing and I recommend it. But the experience of buying tickets was awful and I’m still not sure what was going on. We arrived and waited in a line that did not move. A family waiting in front of us gave up and left. Tour groups from cruises were skipping the line. There was also a woman who offered skip-the-line bracelets to people who'd come from the St George's cruise ship tender. Suddenly everyone was on that boat (they did not ask for proof). We had taken public transit (ferry and bus) because we knew there was only one tender back to the dockyard Sunday and we wanted to make sure we had time. It would have been nice to know we could have skipped the line if we took the tender. When we explained we were on the same ship and would love to take the St George boat back now that we know it's possible, the wristbands were gone. After an hour everyone felt like we were getting heatstroke. We inquired upfront, and were told that the line's not moving because tours were sold out for the next two hours. We asked if we could buy tickets for a tour in two hours and go to a nearby restaurant (The Swizzle Inn - also a tourist attraction) to pass the time. We did and it was PERFECT. Why weren’t they telling people in the long, hot line that we could do this? I am so glad we asked so we did not waste another hour and we got to see another local attraction.

Shortly past the aquarium and next to the homemade ice cream and 'famous' Swizzle Inn are the Crystal and Fantasy Caves. Many tourists walk from the caves to have ice cream or Bermuda's signature Swizzle cocktail. The caves are about 30+ minutes from Hamilton. While we have been on other spelunking expeditions in Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the incredible tram cave-voyage in Barbados, Crystal Caves have something that the others do not - ocean waters that ebb and flow with the tides so that the water has a bluish hue and the pontooned walkways move up and down with the tides. The lighting in the cave only accentuates the bright blue water against the light white and yellow stalactites.. Very dramatic compared to earthen bottoms. The 30-minute tour was well worth the entrance fee. We did not do the Fantasy Cave and can't comment. There is a nice souvenir shop there as well.

We went during an afternoon when cruise ships were leaving, and we were the only 2 in our cave tour group, which was great. However, we wanted to see both caves and it was going to be almost an hour wait to do that, and it was very hot and humid. The wait is outside, so we decided to just see one cave which was Fantasy Cave and the wait for it was about 25 minutes. It was good, but in hindsight we should have called and reserved both caves. The staff was great.

This place is a mesmerizing! It is a wonderful place to take your family and watch their eyes just open up and see the beauty of caves. Our tour guide was very helpful and explained everything in perfect detail. We definitely will be back.

I only did the Crystal Caves and Fantasy Cave. I will said that the caves are spectacular and beautiful. The only reason I gave it an average rating is because the tour is so short. We probably spent 30 minutes for the entire tour. It may be better to do both caves; that way the tour is longer. Our guide was friendly and funny. The information he provided was interesting. I would recommend a visit, but remember there are 83 steps to access the main portion of the caves.