There are a few reviews here that would put some off from visiting this site. I think that they are wrong & this site is very much worth a visit. Some have said that they felt unsafe here, please note that this is a cave that's entrance is on the face on a cliff, so if you are afraid of heights or cliffs, then yes you may feel unsafe, as you can see from attached photos there are railings and a cut path with stairs that lead to the cave and it is as safe as it can be.

Others have said it was dirty, there was a 1 empty can in this cave, people do litter, its unfortunate but it happens. The cave is quite muddy but that is because its a very damp cave. Others have written that this cave is in a bad condition, you can see from my photos that its in perfectly good condition for a cave on the side of a cliff, its not a 5 star heritage site, its a cave....

Lastly, some have said it was difficult to get to. If you follow google maps you will end up at an open tarmacked area, park there, then there is a fence along with a closed gate at where google shows the path is, however if you just walk a little bit north you'll find a small stone room and an open gate, follow the path and you will find the stone pathway that leads to the cave. I have attached a map in the images.

If you like caves, if you like cliffs, if you like breathtaking sea views, visiting the sites of old legends & folklore, or if you simply would like to see something a little different from the usual sandy beach or beautiful church, then I highly recommend visiting this cave.

If you read this whole review then thankyou, I love my country & our heritage & I think all though there is a lot of wrong here there is also a lot of beauty to be found.