South Wales Caves

Ogof Craig Ar Ffynnon photos and information

Ogof Craig Ar Ffynnon is an extensive and finely decorated
cave with some impressive sized passages and chambers
linked by some large boulder chokes.

Llanelly Quarry Pot photos and information

Llanelly Quarry Pot has a tight vertical entrance series that
leads into a long streamway with well decorated sections
upstream and tight tortuous passages downstream.

Ogof Capel photos and information

Ogof Capel was once only accessible to divers, but now
an entrance through Ogof Gelynnen leads to this
fantastically decorated and delicate stream cave.

Ogof Clogwyn photos and information

Ogof Clogwyn is an easily accessible cave in the Clydach
Gorge that makes a great introduction to caving and
features some fine examples of phreatic shelving.

Ogof Draenen photos and information

Ogof Draenen is the second longest cave in the UK and
is famed for its large boulder strewn passages and
unique formations in the furthest reaches of the cave.

Ogof Nant Rhin photos and information

Ogof Nant Rhin is a linear stream cave with some tight
sections and sharp rock but also has some fine
formations in the passage roof in sections of the cave.

Ogof Pont Gam photos and information

Ogof Pont Gam is a recently discovered upper entrance to
Ogof Nant Rhin and leads via three pitches and some very
tight sporting sections to Aven D'Oznog in Ogof Nant Rhin.

Shakespeare's Cave photos and information

Shakespeare's cave is the resurgence for the water from
Llanelly Quarry Pot and in its length has some sporting
ducks and tight wet sections before the final sump is met.