Ninety seconds on Crystal Caves
The pick of the pair when a single ticket has to do the work. A guide sets the pace from the gate to the turnaround, which suits a first visit and rules out lingering.
Wet stone runs the whole way down and the whole way back. The stair drops from a subtropical garden at the entrance, and the route is an out and back rather than a circuit, so the same chamber is read twice. The roof carries pristine white stalactites covered in crystallised soda straws. Tours are guided throughout and there is no swimming. Cafe Ole stands on the property and an ice cream parlour sits along the main road, which matters more than it sounds after the climb out.
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