Yes it is, full of history and so worth a visit

Hello, i would say absolutely, its 95% inside and a short walk outside to access the internal cavern, there is also a cafe for a meal

Hi there . We had a tour of geevor in early may 2018 and had a great few hours . Very interesting . An exhibition first and then a tour for yourself around the inside of the mine . Then a half hour conducted tour underground led by a chap that had worked in the same mine for 25 years . Its dark and a little wet and you need to mind your head at times but very informative and the guide very amusing . Geevor is not national trust and i think cost around £12 pp . Nice tea room and shop after . We stopped in penzance for 5 days so hired a car for 1 day and didnt take that long to get there . Quite thought provoking . If your daughter is ok in the dark ( it is lit up inside ) she will be fine . You wear a hard hat and old overall . Worth a trip Neil

If you only have time for one I would recommend Geevor but they are so close to each other, only around a ten minute walk along the coast, it is easy to do both in one visit.

We were there about 3 and a half hours, lots to read and look at, the highlight was the trip down the mine which took up at least an hour.

Not that I know, but it's dark down there, and slippery - so you need to be careful if you go with small child.

I would certainly not recommend taking a dog on the full tour

Hello James, Dogs on leads are most welcome anywhere on the mine site and the surrounding footpaths. They cannot, however, go underground or in our shop and cafe. Best wishes.

There are slopes and steps within the mine but access as far as I could see was good yes there will be restrictions but I would not see this ruining a good day out.