Infocenter - Opening hours, prices & arrival

The "Beatushöhlen" (STI) bus stop is right by the entrance. Regular connections from Thun and Interlaken.

• Timetable direction to Thun
• Timetable direction to Interlaken

Beatushöhlen-Sundlauenen" station by the lake. 20-25 min. walk uphill. Can be combined with the BLS combined offer.

Accessible via the Lake Thun Veloroute. E-bike and MTB parking spaces on site. Sporty and scenic.

Paid car park directly below the caves. Day ticket CHF 7. Walking time to the entrance: 8-10 min.

From Merligen approx. 75-90 min., from Beatenbucht approx. 60-70 min. The caves are located directly on the Via Jacobi pilgrimage route.

The Beatus waterfall is particularly impressive. The masses of water swell up and the natural spectacle at the cave entrance is spectacular. Rain jacket and sturdy footwear recommended for the ascent.

Enjoy the restaurant terrace with panoramic views of Lake Thun and the Bernese Alps. Combination of cave + nature park + restaurant for a perfect day out.

Unfortunately not. Due to the natural features of the cave with narrow passages and 297 steps, the tour is not accessible with pushchairs or wheelchairs. However, the museum and restaurant are barrier-free.

The temperature in the cave is a constant 8-10 °C all year round with a humidity of approx. 95%. We recommend warm clothing and non-slip footwear, as the paths and steps can be damp.

The cave tour takes about 60 minutes. The path is one kilometre long, well developed and illuminated. You climb 297 steps and a height difference of 87 metres. Plan extra time for the cave museum and the restaurant.

Paid car parks are located directly below the caves. A day ticket costs CHF 7 (max. 24 hours). From the car park you can reach the museum in 1 to 2 minutes and the cave entrance in 5 to 10 minutes on foot. In high season, we recommend arriving early or travelling by public transport.

Yes, the caves are open in all weathers. It is dry in the cave and constantly 8-10 °C. When it rains, the Beatus waterfall at the entrance is particularly impressive. We recommend a rain jacket and sturdy shoes for the ascent. >> Except in heavy rain

No, for reasons of cave protection, eating, drinking and smoking are not permitted in the cave. A variety of catering options are available in the restaurant and on the terrace before and after the tour.

Yes, photography is permitted and encouraged. However, we ask you to leave tripods at the cash desk so as not to obstruct the flow of visitors. Smartphones and cameras can be taken along without any problems.

The information boards along the tour are in German and English. The app guide is available in German, English and French.

The family ticket costs CHF 52 and is valid for a maximum of 2 adults and their own children or grandchildren aged 6 to 16. It includes admission to the caves and the museum with audio guide. Children under the age of 6 are admitted free of charge.

Yes, vouchers are available for all offers, be it cave admission, museum visits, restaurants or events. The amount can be chosen freely. You can obtain vouchers directly via our website or on site at the ticket office.