Don't be surprised if you see deer scampering in the hills. The cave is magnificent. When it was first opened, it was one of the more active stalagmite and stalactite caves around the world, and may still be so today. Prior to entering the cave, a short movie in English provides an explanation of the geological history of the site. A guide fluent in the language of your choice will take you through the cave and show you the interesting formations, provide you with the relevant geological statistics as well as answer any questions you may have.
Great care is taken to keep the cave in good shape.
Walkways were built so that active formations would be kept active and not walked on. Flash photography is not permitted. The cave can be explored in an hour or less, since it is not a very large cave. The cave is a world class site. Compared to other stalagmite and stalactite caves you may have seen on the east coast of the United States, the Soreq Cave is much more impressive, not in size, but in its state of activity.