Do you know that beauty lies everywhere from underwater to under the surface of the Earth? Yes! It does. Caves are the most amazing under the surface place to go for touring. You would get awe feeling while having a tour in the caves. Some of the caves are not even close to being the largest ones, but they are spectacular. Every cave is different; however, it’s up to you how you feel get connected with it. Now, let’s go on a journey to the ten finest caves in the world.

1. Wonder Cave, South Africa

It is believed to be around 2.2 million years old, which is the oldest than human-made structures in South Africa. It has dripstone formations and is also the home for the bat colony.

2. Meramec Caverns, Missouri, United States

It is the most beautiful town in Missouri. These are the largest commercial caves in Missouri, which stretches up to the height of a seven-story building.

3. Blue Ice Cave, Iceland

If you love nature, then you must not miss the dazzling Blue Ice Cave. The cave is surrounded by ice and snow as it is located underneath the Nigardsbreen Glacier. It has naturally sculpted walls of ice glow in different shades of blue.

4. Luray Cavern, Virginia, United States

Luray Cavern is the most stunning sight you can have in Virginia. It is one and a half-century-old tourist attraction which is well lighted with properly maintained walkways. The ceiling of the cave stretches up to a ten-story high building. There is an abundance of crystal clear pools and stone columns inside the cave.

5. Blue Cave, Greece

The beautiful cave is the center of attraction in the Keri peninsula in Greece. The cave has crystal clear blue water, which reflects its colors to the surrounding. It has numerous stalactites that hang from the ceilings within the rock cavities. Not just that, it also has a seabed lined with coral.

6. Caverns of Sonora, Texas, United States

The beauty is hidden underneath the deserts and the hills of the Lone Star State. The locals first explored the caverns between San Antonio and Big Bend National Park in the early 1920s. The cave has plenty of passageways and a 50 feet- bottomless pit named the Devil’s Pit.

7. Blue Grotto, Capri

Capri Island is the home to the fantastic blue cave. It is a natural sea cave with a 197 feet long and 82 feet wide. The cave has vibrant blue water because of the sunlight entering an underwater opening at the cave’s mouth.

8. Waitomo Glow-worm Caves, New Zealand

It is one of New Zealand’s most fascinating natural wonders. The glow-worms add illumination to the ceilings of the caves. These tiny light-emitting insects release a blue-green light to give natural light to the caves.

9. Mendenhall Ice Caves, Alaska, United States

It is an astounding frozen cave which is entire of ice. The Mendenhall Ice Caves are located inside the Mendenhall Ice Caves. The ice caves with bright blue ceilings are only 12 miles from downtown Juneau.

10. Shell Grotto, England

Margate, a seaside town in England, has a mysterious cave, which is nothing like any other naturally formed caves. The wall and ceiling of the cave are intricately covered with millions of beautiful shells. The look is something which can’t be experienced anywhere but in England