We did Harrison's cave on a tour and booked it 3 days before we went at our hotel. A car came to pick us up at our hotel and took us there and also took us back to our hotel. Once at the cave our car driver gave us our entry tickets, showed us where to go and then waited for us in the car park. Once inside, it is all done with cave staff who guide you through. You are ferried through the caves on a electric vehicle towing passenger carts on small roadways, stopping at various points to view the rock formations and to take photographs. The cave is 160 feet deep at its deepest point. The cave tour takes about 40 minutes. We arrived at 10am and there were no queues. Suggest closed shoes. Toilets and shop onsite. Large free car park. We paid around $60 US or £50 each for the tour. Excellent experience.

Unique to this Texan. This is an excavated cave. A tram runs through it. Great formations. Wild green monkeys outside. (Take the steep road to the left on your way out of the cave)

Although I am not very keen on caves I'm gladly giving Harrison's cave 5 stars. It is a great experience that you explore it while enjoying the comfort of being driven around on a tram, with stops to admire the spectacular geo formations, and with a good running commentary. The cave is very beautiful inside and it is worth seeing it but to me it was even more exciting to explore the lavish tropical garden outside, abundant with all these exotic plants growing in all their glory! The infrastructure is good - panoramic lifts which take you down to the cave and plenty of pretty little shops, selling local produce and a nice little coffee shop.

I really enjoyed it here. Our tour guide was fantastic and so friendly. There's a tram that you take down into the caves, and they're truely remarkable. I hadn't seen anything like this before and was so impressed and in awe of the world. It really surpassed my expectations. Also there are paths around the caves which are way cool and full of tons of vegetation and birds and flowers. The gift shop is also great. Also you'll totally get wet, the caves drip on you 👍

If you go by public transport be aware that it will be a big adventure. It takes quite a while to go there. Entrance is a little bit overpriced I think. Our guide, I can't remember her name now, was really nice and super friendly. Definitely take some extra time and have a walk around after the tour. Overall a must see. ;)