Caving Vacations

Top caving cities

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  photo by Real Traveler Andy & Meg

  Waitomo Caves

  Millions of visitors come to explore the wonders of the Waitomo caves each year, and for good reason. This labyrinth of caves is a treasure trove of gorgeous limestone and coral formations with beautiful stalagmites and stalactites decorating the cave w... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Mrs P s Travels

  Rotorua

  This northern New Zealand city is well known as a spa resort, with natural geysers and hot mud pools for visitors to relax in. Volcanic islands allow for more outdoor attractions, as well as hiking, biking and rafting opportunities. There are also parks... read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Michelle and Susan

  Halong Bay

  Halong is a tranquil bay in North Vietnam, close to China. Travelers will find thousands of limestone islands with lush vegetation and massive caves. There are also walking trails with modern lighting and quiet fishing villages for visitors to explore. read more »

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  photo by Real Traveler Koren & Erin

  Vang Vieng

  Though a very small area, Vang Vieng is nonetheless considered a great stopover for backpackers and tourists because of its proximity to nearby mountains and rivers. Whether exploring caves and caverns or just taking a raft ride down the river and visit... read more »

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  Oudtshoorn

  Ever thought about taking a ride on the back of an ostrich? With the Highgate Ostrich Show Farm, Cango Wildlife Ranch, and the Safari Show Farm, Oudtshoorn is your chance. Visitors to this mecca of wildlife viewing may also enjoy visiting with crocodile... read more »

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  Sagada

  A great location for hikers and adventure-seekeres, this lush mountainous area offers plenty of opportunities for hiking, swimming and sightseeing alongside caves, lakes and waterfalls. read more »

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  Orlando

  The third most visited destination in the United States, Orlando is an attraction goer's paradise. With 95 theme parks and attractions, the most famous being Disney World, it is hard for even the oldest travelers not to become a child at heart when visi... read more »

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  Sydney

  Brash and beautiful, Sydney sits nestled in the sandstone cliffs overlooking Sydney Harbor, basking in its role as a gateway for travelers, a mecca of culture and a playground for tourists and its five million residents alike. History abounds in Victori... read more »

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  Kuala Lumpur

  Tourists have noted that Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is famous for its hectic nightlife along the Golden Triangle. This central area also houses the massive Petronas Twin Towers and its impressive sky bridge. Nature also abounds in flower gar... read more »

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  Auckland

  Auckland is the gateway to New Zealand and its largest city. Almost entirely surrounded by water, and covered with volcanic hills, the city has a spectacular harbor and infinite possibilities. Wherever the visitor may be at any given moment, there is th... read more »