4.0Fairy Caves(522 reviews) - Worth the drive Caverns & Caves
Very pretty and peaceful place after a short hike. A couple of things are to park behind the old shed like building at the turnoff concrete lane across from the old church and walk in from there. At the bottom of the steps/trail as you face the pond the carvings in the rock face are to your left. The path is just above the path at the pond level. The Fairy Cave is from the same level but to the right. Both are a little tricky to find and are not main looking paths. Do look around as they are nice to find. We continued up the trail past the pond and went up the stepped trail to the top of the hill. Some beautiful views. This was a really nice little excursion.See more..
4.5Mulu World Heritage Area(393 reviews) - Awesome National Parks • Caverns & Caves • Geologic Formations
The forested mountains feature spectacular razor-edged pinnacles and hide one of the largest limestone cave systems in the world.See more..
4.5Niah Caves(339 reviews) - Wonderful place to visit Caverns & Caves
Have been going to Niah caves from time to time over the past 40 years. Dont be put off by the slight difficulty of getting to the Park HQ or by the lack of accommodation in the Park or Batu Niah. Can be comfortably done as a day trip from Miri- if own transport. The Caves themselves are a pleasant (if sweaty) hour's walk on a wide plankway from the boat landing. Inside there is now a strong (but slippy) pathway to the furthest extent of the caves. The cave paintings have now mostly disappeared as have the wooden relics which were preserved until at least the mid 80s. Birds nests are still gathered by Iban who somehow clamber up rickty poles- how were these erected in the first place??See more..
I never understood why anyone would find cave tours boring. Pictures really don't do them justice - you need to experience them yourselves. I always thought I'd be disinterested, but this is the third time I'm visiting any kind of caves and I still find them so fascinating. Mulu Caves are even better with their sheer size, I cannot be more amazed! From the bat exodus of the Deer Cave to the underground river in the Clearwater Cave, I really have nothing bad to say about them. Book the tours with the park itself, it's cheaper and the guides are super friendly!See more..
3.5Wind Caves(243 reviews) - A cave to yourself Caverns & Caves
We took a bus from Kuching city to Bau using service 3. Leaving a 0740 hrs, we managed to catch the 0900 hrs service 3A to Wind Cave. The driver alighted us at the road junction and we hiked 300 m to the cave entrance. The path is well signed both inside and outside the cave. Make sure you have your own flashlight as it is pitch dark after 15 m into the cave. There are 3 interconnected passages altogether. You can hear and see lots of bats near the entrances. We spend enough time to hike back to the road to catch service 3 to Fairy Cave before 1030 hrs.See more..
4.5Deer Cave(236 reviews) - Wow! the word impressive doesn’t even come close Spent More than 3 hours Caverns & Caves
The ginormous size of Deer Cave cannot be explained and can only be appreciated in person. I was told how massive it is, yet I didn’t comprehend until walk inside the entrance mouth of the cave. The walk to Deer Cave alone was stunning admiring the forest, then walking around the cave was beautiful. Be sure to be there in the afternoon for the bat exodus which is mind blowing. Watching the millions of bats fly out of the cave in a smoke formation was one of the best natural experiences I’ve witnessed in my life. Cannot highly recommend Deer Cave enough.See more..
4.5Clearwater / Wind Show Caves(143 reviews) - Great Spent More than 3 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Caverns & Caves
As great as all other trails and showcaves in Mulu National Park. Nice boat ride to the caves and swimming in the river after is liek a dessert.See more..
4.0Gua Niah(14 reviews) - great caves Caverns & Caves
on the day we did traders cave ,painted cave and niah cave. round trip of about 10kms take a torch you will need it in some parts of the caves. some of the board walks in the cave can be slippery. great daySee more..
Visited two beautiful caves: Gua Silabur & Gua Siturib in a day. Make sure you start your day early. We arrived SK Lobang Antu about 8:00 am after having our breakfast at Serian Market. Uncle Benedict was there to welcome me and my 6 other friends - started off with registration & payment then he briefed us on the do's and don'ts. We didn't hike up to the summit due to the hazy weather (above 200 api) but we went into a small cave/tunnel with cold water stream after having natural foot spa. Get to see big spiders and bats. You may want to spend some time in Gua Silabur, you'll be able to see how the natural light shines the cave at different timing. Things to bring: - at least 2l of water - torchlight (preferably head lamp) - extra set of clothes (after going through the caves and leaning on bats' excrement) - wide lens camera Rates as of 8 September 2019: Local Guide: RM80 (up to 4 people) Entrance Fee: RM10/pax Adidas Kampung (rubber shoes) Rent: RM3/pairSee more..
