Waitomo Glowworm Caves Review

The fireflies in childhood memory are in the summer dusk, as if scattered on the earth, the faint stars. We followed Maori guides on a boat, shuttled deep in the dark river in the cave. Looking up, the fireflies perched in the corners of the deepest cave, quietly exuding a faint halo. It is a pity that I can't use the camera phone to record this wonderful moment. If you can, you still have to be immersed and experience it in depth. Waitomo Firefly Cave is not only a place to literally see fireflies, but the stories of nature, history, culture and Maori ethnicity that it carries are even more exciting.

The Waitomo Glowworm Caves attraction is a cave at Waitomo on the North Island of New Zealand. It is known for its population of Arachnocampa luminosa, a glowworm species found exclusively in New Zealand. This cave is part of the waitomo streamway system that includes the Ruakuri Cave, Lucky Strike, and Tumutumu Cave

Millions of years of stone stalactites, naturally formed caves, magical little life that glows, and operators who strive to protect and spread them. Worth a look. Feel the magic of everything.

The scenery of the scenic spot and the service of the tour guide are good. The service difference I commented on was for the ticket supplier. My flight was delayed. The ticket hotel and tickets were basically booked on the Trip.com APP, resulting in a one-day delay in our overall itinerary. I booked the ticket for waitomo in advance. I urgently contacted Trip.com to help coordinate the postponement of the hotel, scenic spot tickets, etc., and the others were better solved. As a result, Trip.com customer service found the supplier of this ticket many times, and all replied that it could not be postponed. In the end, I couldn't send an email and contact the scenic spot for an international long-distance call. I said about the delay of my flight. The scenic spot readily agreed to adjust the time and asked me to choose the right time. This was the adjustment. Then I reported this matter to Trip.com customer service, and found that the ticket supplier did not help contact the scenic spot at all. The direct reply could not be adjusted, and Trip.com customer service could not get the supplier. Therefore, it is recommended that these outsourced businesses can evaluate and evaluate suppliers, otherwise it will affect Trip.com's overall service and customer experience. The customer service brother himself was very helpless, saying that he could not ask the supplier to coordinate. It is strongly recommended that Trip.com can establish a relevant system to restrain similar situations. My problem is solved, but I found the scenic spot to send an email to solve it. It affects the experience of Trip.com and hopes to adopt it!

Easy to use and voucher and u get to see the glowworm caves in the dark. The only downside is u cant capture any photos so as not the destroy the natural habitat

Go to the window at the specified time to change tickets. Then queue up to enter. The fame is very big and slightly disappointed. First, I went around Stone Bell milk Eastern Europe with the tour guide, and then took the boat for a few minutes to get a very concentrated firefly. After a while, I went out. The fare doesn't feel worth it.

I have been here many times. This time I took my family to see. The cave is similar to the domestic cave. It is mainly to take a boat to see the fireflies. You can't take pictures inside. You can only take a picture here as soon as you enter the door.