Te Anau Glowworm Caves - RealNZ Review

The firefly hole is still very special. I always thought it was a real firefly. This is actually a bug. The silk it spit will emit a sparkling green, blue, yellow and other colors in the dark, but you can’t take pictures inside. You can only take a little while on the island.

Take a boat to the Tianao Firefly Cave - a cave with rotating water flow, discovered by explorer Lawson Burrows in 1948, the hole is 9 meters deep, and the star-like fireflies are on the rise.

The whole trip includes a boat trip back and forth on the lake, science explanation, and real-life tour. The lake and mountains are very beautiful, the firefly cave is really amazing, the experience is unique, the explanation is very interesting and learned a lot.

Very interesting, the service staff is patient, enthusiastic and professional. The wide-body hovercraft is also calm and comfortable to sit up. This is the most worth visiting attraction in Tianau, and the helicopter tour next to it is also very distinctive. This small town of Tianau is extremely clean, flat and well-planned. It is an indispensable part of the tour around the South Island.

Not bad, but not as wonderful as I imagined.

Cool to see althought not quite as spectacuar as expected in person.  No photography allowed in the cave.