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Ninety seconds on Fantasy Cave
Here the calcite formations hang right above you; in Crystal Cave next door you see them through water. Add it as the second half of a combined ticket.
Whole walls are sheeted in calcite that looks like a frozen waterfall, and stalactites hang close overhead. Deep pools at their foot mark where passages run out to the ocean.
The lighting is warmer in colour than the blue next door, and a guide explains the geology on the way round.
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