Caverns at Natural Bridge

What a fun and interesting way to spend a day exploring San Antonio!nnThe caverns tour was fascinating and absolutely beautiful. They offer different immersion levels depending on how you want to experience the caverns.nnThey have a pretty fun zip line obstacle course on the property as well that’s exhilarating and overall a good time!

The caverns tour was approximately 45 minutes exploring the several huge areas underground. It was a fun trip and interesting to see all of nature's beauty that's created over thousands of years from water eroding limestone and the buildup of calcium to form stalagmites and stalactites. I really enjoyed when the tour guide turns off the lighting to experience true darkness. I only wish the tour was longer and provided more to see.

We went on Valentine's day, right after they had a major snow. Even with all the snow on the ground, they were still open and accommodating for the customers! We had Sean as our tour guide, and he was awesome! He was on point with everything, and you could tell he knew his stuff, and was also passionate about it, which makes a huge difference. The caverns themselves are incredible. Definitely worth the money, and worth the visit. Also check out the actual natural bridge while you're in the area!

Fun adventure for the family! No strollers can go and the walk in and out is slippery. Totally worth it if you are into caves and rock formations. Kids are learning this in school so was perfect to show them. Staff is kind and informative.

Tour guide was funny and informative, other than that, the cave experience was pretty boring. Not worth the money if you ask me. You’ll have a better time going to check out the natural bridge which is absolutely stunning and only $8 per adult vs $18 for the cavern. If you are still sure you want to do both cavern and natural bridge make sure you get the bundle ticket. We found out about it after the fact and couldn’t get the full ticket discount. Also, dispite the tour guide and person at the counter wearing a mask they don’t seem to require you to wear a mask during the tour which I found odd considering you are in an enclosed space with a group of about 15 people or more.