Caves that match the Fact that Beauty is Dangerous

A cave or cavern is a natural void in the ground, specifically a space large enough for a human to enter. Caves often form by the weathering of rock and often extend deep underground. A cave is a natural underground empty space. They may have narrow passages (corridors) and rooms (caves). Caves can form during natural disasters such as earthquakes or through ice and glaciers. Caves may contain structures such as stalactites and stalactites.

Marble Caves

Water has eroded these calcium carbonate rocks to create the most unusual and beautiful cave structure.

The best time of year to visit the marble caves is between September and February when the color of the water is particularly mesmerizing to the turquoise as the ice melts and feeds the lake. In terms of hours, early morning boating is the best time to catch the right lights for the best pictures.

The glacial water in General Carrera Lake is always very cold all year round, so you do not need to wear bathing suits on the Marble Cave Tour as it is very dangerous to swim or fall into the water.

Skaftafell Ice Caves

Be amazed at the naturally formed, blue ice cave and learn how glaciers form. A professional hiking guide will take you to the foothills of Faljakul, the iceberg of the Vatnajakul Ice Shop, and take you to the cave. This glacier is the highest peak in Iceland’s highest mountain range.

Ice caves in Iceland are one of the most popular winter highlights. Unfortunately, most ice caves are not safe to visit in the summer. This is especially true for the so-called crystal ice caves in the Vadnajakul National Park.

Waitomo Glowworm Caves

Widomo Clover Caves Gravity is a cave in Widomo on the North Island of New Zealand. It is named after the population of Arachnocamba luminosa, a species of clover found exclusively in New Zealand. The cave is part of the Veitomo Streamway system that includes the Ruyakuri Cave, Lucky Strike and Tumutumu Cave.

The famous Vitomo Clover Caves are a popular attraction for boat rides. There is nowhere in New Zealand like the Wydomo Caves to see and experience the true underground beauty of the earth. These caves were created over 30 million years ago and offer the best natural history and beauty of the country.

In contrast to its ferocious larval stage, adult glow worms are seriously harmless due to the lack of a mouth for both males and females.