Questions and answers

Here you will find some of our most commonly asked questions.
If you have any additional questions, feel free to contact us via email.

What is included in the price of entrance?

The price includes a small exhibition about the cave and an 8-minute film about the discovery of the cave. These are located in the entrance house and are viewed on your own before the guided tour. And of course, the actual guiding in the cave which takes around 30 minutes.

Can I bring my pet inside of the cave?

No, you cannot bring any pets into the cave as the environment is very sensitive.

Is it cold inside of the cave?

Yes, it’s around 8 degrees Celsius in the cave all year around. Bring a warm sweater or a jacket.

What shoes should you wear inside of the cave?

Ordinary shoes or sneakers is completely fine for the exhibition part of the cave.

What is the duration of the tours inside of the cave?

The regular guided tour takes around 30 minutes, the dark tour around 40 minutes and the children’s tour around 25 minutes.

Can I bring a stroller inside of the cave?

No, strollers or prams are not allowed in the cave.

Do I need to have a guide with me inside of the cave?

Yes, it’s not allowed to enter the cave on your own without a guide.

Is the cave wheelchair accessible?

Yes, it’s possible to go down into the exhibition part of the cave with a wheelchair.
Visitors are asked to book a spot in advance and let us know that you will need assistance, so that we can have a guide ready to help.
Phone: +46 (0)498-27 30 50

What languages do the guides speak?

We have Swedish and English-speaking guides.
Each day there is a special tour in English.
We also have audio-guiding in Finnish and German.

Can I take photos inside of the cave?

Yes, but be careful to not disturb the guide or other visitors.

How old do you have to be in order to do the adventure tours?

Minimum age is 15 years.

What payment options do you have?

We accept credit-card, debit-card and Swish.

How do I buy a ticket?

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It’s also possible to buy tickets at the entrance house.

Do we have to buy tickets in advance?

We always recommend that you buy in advance to be guaranteed tickets.
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We will be visiting Gotland in January. Will you be open then?

Unfortunately, we are not open in January, as the cave is flooded with water during the winter and early spring. The Café and shop is also closed during that time.
See our opening hours

What can I do in the area besides visiting the cave?

Stroll in the forest park and follow the winding path of the water from the cave mouth, through the park and finally to the sea.
Barbecue and take a walk on the seaside.
Walk along the geological nature trail above the cave. (starts at the entrance house)
Have lunch or coffee in the café.
Or why not take a look in our welcoming shop?

Can you eat in the area?

Yes, in “Bruket Café & Butik” we serve both food, Swedish fika, waffles and ice cream. Soft drinks and alcohol. A restaurant is also available in the area.

Is it far to take the bike from Visby?

There is a very good bicycle path between Visby and Lummelunda.
It’s only 13km long and takes about 45 minutes one way. If you go by electric bike it will take only about 25 minutes. We have plenty of parking spots for your bikes.

Are there busses available from Visby to the Cave?

Yes, you can take the local bus to- and from the cave.
The bus stop in Lummelunda is only 400m away from the cave entrance. See timetables here.

See timetables here »

Does it cost us anything to park here?

No.

Is there a bus parking at the cave?

Yes.