Cave

Advantages: Fascinating, reasonably cheap day out
Disadvantages: Caves can be cold and damp and it is easy to trip up!

...Alley" in the South which also suffered dreadfully from bombs deliberately discharged on the flight back to Germany or simply missed aim. With grim determination people found shelter over night and emerged the next morning to pick their way over the rubble to work. Those in Central London found ideal underground shelters in the tube stations. In Outer London, where gardens were more plentiful, Anderson Shelters were provided to many families. However for the people living in the suburbs of South East London there was a ready-made shelter just waiting for them. The caves at Chislehurst are a labyrinth of entirely man-made tunnels - up to 20 miles of them - below the homes and gardens of the area. The caves are thought to have been started by the Druids (although this is open to debate) and were continued by the Romans and Saxons in order... Read review

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Advantages: Free, An Eye Opening Experience
Disadvantages: Not Suitable For Anybody Unsteady On Their Feet

...Smoo Cave lies on the top North West Coast of Scotland about a mile East of the Village of Durness. It is the largest Sea Cave in the British Isles and has proved a popular Tourist attraction since Sir Walter Scott visited the area in 1814. I visited this place a few years ago and had a thoroughly enjoyable time, hence my reason for making it the subject of my latest review. VISITING SMOO CAVE The Cave is set amongst one of the most dramatic Coastlines in Britain on the A838 Durness to Tongue Road. It is clearly signposted but since the A838 is the only major Road in this area it is something that you really cannot fail to miss. There is a Car Park situated beside the Road but we walked to Smoo Cave from Durness Village which is a pleasant walk up a long incline. Access to the Cave itself is via a set of very steep wooden... Read review

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Advantages: Some good rock formations
Disadvantages: boat show!

...was no exception. We had our welcome chat the morning after we arrived and we hastily booked up four trips and one of those was to go and see " The Caves of Drac" this is a coach trip including a stop off in Porto Christo. We paid around 40 euros each for the whole day trip which I thought was fairly reasonable for a wholes days activity. The coach picked us up from our hotel in the morning and we were joined by other guests from other hotels. It took us a little while to get to the Caves this of course was due to the random stop off at the Majorcia Pearl factory! Not really our cup of tea and we were there for ages! On arriving at the Caves of Drac we were hurried into the entrance which was down a lot of steps and finishing up with you joining the end of what seemed like an endless queue. In actual fact the queue was endless... Read review

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