Caving could be a back breaking sport, an interesting hobby or an exciting exploration to delve deep into the bygone era of the cavemen! It’s a great team event where you can extend a helping hand to your friend to wriggle through a bottleneck passage or to jump over a hurdle.

Caving is not for the faint hearted as caves are dark and damp dotted with natural formations, streams and canyons where rats, bats and crickets thrive in mass! If you like to get muddy and go underground then here we go!

It is advisable to go caving with an experienced caver as navigation in the dark interiors could be a tough game and chances of getting lost is not rare.

There are many cave formations, where you can put to test your endurance and guts. We have designed eye popping packages that ensure you nothing but the best! From sea caves to swampy and muddy ravines and well embellished caves with some of the stunning natural spectacles, you can sample it all in caving. It is an exciting group event which is a class apart from the typical run of the mill activities and throws up a challenge to your stag or hen weekends.

Try caving only if you are fit as a fiddle as you can look forward to some high voltage action including jumping, sliding, scrambling and tumbling. If you are OK with narrow spaces and darkness it offers a never-before chance of exploring these natural wonders Inexperienced cavers might lose their way in the meandering pathways, so never attempt caving solo and always look behind as you advance so that you can remember the passage as you retreat.

• Wear stout boots, jeans and sweat shirt, ideal for rugged use; a helmet and light sources form the basic caving Equipment. Knee and elbow pads come handy while crawling through the rough terrain whilst ropes and tools can come to your aid to tackle obstacles.
• While tackling complex and massive caves, cellular phones or GPS device would be highly recommended.