Grottes de Remouchamps

The Remouchamps Caves have the longest navigable underground river in the world!

Did you know that these caves were discovered in 1828, and that they were frequented long before that by our Paleolithic ancestors, 8,000 years ago? They contain numerous geological wonders that will fascinate young and old alike: the Virgin's Chamber, where a stalactite depicts Mary with the infant Jesus, the imposing Great Gallery, and the intriguing Labyrinth. Each of these places is a masterpiece in its own right.

But the highlight of the show is the Cathedral, a chamber 40 meters high. It's large enough to house a 12-story building! The magic of the caves is fully revealed during the boat trip on the underground river, the Rubicon. It's a unique experience, where the stalagmites and stalactites seem to whisper.

Passing through the Titans' Bridge , the famous 600-meter cruise will allow you to observe unique formations, including the remarkable Palm Tree with its evocative name. With a bit of luck, you might even spot some of the cave's inhabitants: bats and niphargus, a type of small, translucent shrimp!

After a kilometer walk and these 600 meters of navigation, we see the daylight! The Remouchamps caves can be visited all year round, and enjoy a constant temperature of 8 to 10 degrees, pleasant in all seasons.