Description
Summary
Description
Discover a thrilling underground adventure beneath Budapest as you explore the vast Pál-völgyi-Mátyás-hegyi cave system in Hungary's Danube-Ipoly National Park. This half-day caving experience invites you to climb and crawl through natural limestone passages, guided by an expert caving professional.
As you journey through Hungary’s longest cave system, marvel at the labyrinth of chambers formed by centuries of thermal waters. The caves stretch for over 32 kilometers beneath the city, offering a unique perspective of Budapest that few visitors ever see.
Your adventure is led by a qualified guide, a member of the Hungarian Caving Association, ensuring your safety and providing fascinating insights into the cave’s history and geology. All necessary equipment, including helmet, lamp, and protective overalls, is provided for your comfort and security.
This experience is perfect for adventurous individuals, families, or groups of friends looking to bond over a shared challenge. No prior caving experience is required, but participants should be physically fit and ready for 2.5 hours of climbing and crawling in a consistently cool environment.
The tour lasts approximately three hours and begins in the Óbuda district of Budapest. Changing rooms are available on site, and the adventure runs regardless of the weather. Reserve your spot now to uncover Budapest’s hidden underground world before spaces fill up!
