Marble Arch Caves

Marble Arch Caves lies just a stone’s throw from the historic island town of Enniskillen in County Fermanagh. Set within a UNESCO Geopark, the caves offer a spectacular tourist attraction surrounded by a natural landscape of gorges, ravines, waterfalls, rivers, woodlands, and caves. Marvel at towering stalagmites and delicate stalactites, expertly sculpted by nature over millions of years beneath the earth’s surface. Both underground and above ground, the landscape around Marble Arch Caves formed over 340 million years ago. With a diverse range of terrain and activities, visitors of all ages will find the journey through time fascinating. Our subterranean realm unveils hidden wonders,  offering something for everyone to marvel and enjoy. Venture deep underground and explore a subterranean world hidden beneath the lush green fields of the Fermanagh countryside. Guided tours lead visitors through the labyrinth of caves, with expert Tour Guides enhancing the experience by sharing engaging stories and fascinating facts. Did you know? Locals in Marlbank believed the rocks within the caves were marble – they are actually limestone! Amenities and Facilities – admission charges apply, see website for pricing information – opening times vary depending on the season – please check before visiting as public access may be restricted at certain times – children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult at all times – dogs are not permitted unless they are guide/assistance dogs – limited wheelchair access, see website for further information – toilets with accessible toilets, and baby changing facilities – car parking – blue badge parking – coach parking – bicycle stands – picnic area Nearby Cuilcagh Boardwalk Trail – Enniskillen Castle & Museum