Cave Craig - limestone cave, or rather a huge cave system near the Irish town of Castleisland (County Kerry, Province of Munster).

Cave Craig is an impressive two-level underground structure, which was created by a doting mother nature a million years ago. Craig length of the cave is about 4 km long and is one of the largest cave systems in Ireland.

The existence of the cave Craig was officially recorded by the Geological Survey of Ireland, even in 1859. However, the first serious studies have been undertaken only in the early 80s of the 20th century, and in the 87-89-ies in order to turn the cave into a popular tourist attraction, a number of required finishing work - laid comfortable trails and bridges, lighting, etc. held Craig Cave was opened to the public the 20 th May 1989.

Today the cave Craig - one of the most popular natural attractions County Kerry each year attracts thousands of tourists. Professional guides lead you through the confusing maze of galleries and a spacious cave Craig, and you can not only enjoy the incredible beauty of stalactites and stalagmites, but also learn a lot of interesting information. One of the most beautiful galleries of the cave is considered to be Craig Crystal Gallery, which received its name because of its adorning almost transparent stalactites.

The visitor center has a gift shop and an excellent cafe where you can relax and have a snack. Children in the age of 12 are invited to visit the so-called «Crazy Cave» - an entertainment center with a mass of active fun (rope bridge, climbing, swimming pool with balls, etc.).