DAMSELFLY CAVE
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A place that creates sensations and emotions, giving birth to a true moment of poetry in Saint-Bauzille-de-Putois.
The place is a creator of sensations and emotions, giving rise to a veritable moment of poetry. Visitors who venture into the heart of the wonder can enjoy its spectacle thanks to the chasm's intelligent installations. Everything has been thought out to satisfy them. During your visit, you'll explore a setting sculpted by water, enhanced by light and sound effects. Along the way, you'll discover "grand organs", a "baldachin" and the centerpiece of the cave: an incomparable stalagmite called "the Virgin and Child".
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Opening time and information on DAMSELFLY CAVE
High season: every day. Flexible hours depending on the season but generally between 11am and 5:30pm. Free for children up to 3 years old (included). Adult : 13,50 €. Children (from 4 to 12 years old) : 9,50 € (from 13 to 17 years old : 11,50 €). Tourism & Handicap label. For an adapted reception, call before. Guided tour. Audioguides in four languages. Catering.
Owner's Message
Open to the public all year round, come and visit one of the most famous natural caves, with concretions, developed for tourism in the south of France.
A true cathedral of the abyss, equipped with the first underground tourist funicular in Europe, you can relax in our new reception pavilion and enjoy the panoramic terrace in an enchanting environment.
The entire team of the Grotte des Demoiselles invites you to an extraordinary journey, open to all.
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l'accès est un peu raide mais cela faut le coup, un funiculaire qui vous amène à l'entrée du chemin de guidage.
Une belle histoire sur la découverte de la grotte par un berger qui aurait perdu une chèvre ou brebis...
Une salle "cathédrale" impressionnante et qui ravira par son hauteur!
A voir si vous passez dans le coin!
Avec en bonus un tout en funiculaire pour entrer dans la montagne.
Vaut le détour, seule, en couple ou en famille.