Within the St. Beatus Caves perched high above Lake Thun lies a fascinating cave system awaiting curious visitors. These awe inspiring natural formations, shaped over millennia unveil a captivating underworld in the guise of a cave.
Path to Beatus Caves
Guests can embark on an exploration spanning one kilometer through the terrain of the Niederhorn massif via a well maintained and softly illuminated path. Along this journey they will encounter mesmerizing stalactites and stalagmites that have slowly taken shape over millions of years allowing them to fully immerse themselves in this realm.
Beatus Caves – cave experience on Lake Thun
During the guided tour guests will cross bridges. Witness the majestic waterfall cascading out of the cave. 14 kilometers of this cave network have been explored to date with one kilometer accessible, for independent exploration. The caves maintain an temperature of 8 to 10 °C so it’s advisable to dress warmly!
The pathways winding through the cave tunnels are well lit with lighting ensuring a safe and easy stroll for visitors. Explorers can marvel at the formations and be captivated by the unique hues and shapes within the diverse caves. Along the journey there are 25 boards in both German and English offering intriguing insights, into the St. Beatus Caves.
Do you know the second longest cave system in Europe? It is the Hölloch in Muotathal in the canton of Schwyz.
Video St Beatus caves walk through (Switzerland)
Welcome to the mesmerising world of St. Beatus Caves in Switzerland! Join us as we embark on a walk through through these ancient and enchanting caverns. As we explore the depths, we’ll be surrounded by breathtaking stalactites and stalagmites, witness the underground waterfalls, and marvel at the unique geological formations that have been shaped over thousands of years.
So grab your torches and get ready for an awe-inspiring adventure into the heart of this natural wonder!
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