Cueva de los Verdes, Lanzarote

I've been in caves in the past but never a volcano tube cave. It was simply amazing. The tour guide has an excellent command of English, which is helpful, but unfortunately once he finished the Spanish explanation and switched to English a lot of Spanish speakers started speaking amongst themselves, making it difficult for English speakers to hear. Our guide was fantastic and did repeatedly ask for silence while doing the English part. Eventually it worked. As for the caves, you are in for a real treat, and a few amazing surprises. It probably shouldn't need to be said, but I will add that a cave is not going to be particularly accessible for those with mobility issues.

Wonderful caves. There are a few places that are tight and where the roof is low, but we'll worth it. You need sensible shoes or walking candles.

The caves are simply incredible, beautiful and the secret at the end is awesome! You cannot wander around here without a tour though, and the groups taken are too big (50 people). The nature of the tour means you are waiting for people or being pushed along and you can never hear the tour guide as people talk over and snap pictures when asked not to. Smaller groups would make this much better! Be aware you need to often climb through small rock gaps and bend down massively to get through the caves.

The perfect place to visit if like me you cycled there on a hot day... lovely and cool! But even if you 'just' want to see and hear about a natural wonder it's definitely worth seeing. I wish they had had a live musician of some sort on in the last but one gallery though. It is set out for a performance and throughout the day there must have been hundreds of visitors.... Solo sax perhaps or Spanish guitar maybe?? The surprise at the end is beautiful and in my opinion worth the entrance fee alone 😀

Very interesting and informative, but if you have been underground in caves before, it's probably a bit pricey at E9.50. Guided tour lasts about 50 minutes.