Targeted fix only, not a full rewrite. History and geology sections below aren’t independently re-verified this pass.
The Marble Arch Caves, in County Fermanagh near Florencecourt (12 miles from Enniskillen), are a 2.8-mile (4.5km) cave system, part of the Marble Arch Caves Global Geopark - the first international geopark, formed in cooperation with County Cavan Council across the border.
Visiting
Only part of the cave system is open to the public. A guided tour lasts approximately 75 minutes, beginning with a subterranean boat trip and continuing on foot for around 1 mile through the show cave on well-lit walkways - good walking shoes are recommended.
Confirmed current pricing (official site): Adult £14.50, Child (5-17) £7.00, Family (2 adults + 2 children) £36.00.
The caves run a seasonal schedule and may also close after heavy rain - book ahead and check the official site for exact current opening dates rather than relying on a fixed closed-season claim, as this wasn’t independently confirmed to a specific date range this pass.
There’s ample car parking, a café, and toilet facilities on site.
Getting There
By car from Belfast: M1 west toward Dungannon, then A4 west toward Enniskillen, following signs. From Enniskillen: A4 toward Sligo, then B46 toward Florencecourt. Car parking at the visitor centre is free. Public transport connections run via Translink Goldline Express/Ulsterbus from Belfast, and Bus Éireann Expressway from Dublin, both via Enniskillen.
Other Attractions Nearby
Cuilcagh Mountain Park, Florence Court House and Gardens (National Trust), and the Cladagh Glen Walk are all close by.
