Frequently Asked

We are proud to say we offer our tours in English, Spanish, Dutch and Papiamentu. Every hour a monolingual or multilingual guided tour departs. Upon arrival at the cave, we do our utmost best to accommodate everyone as soon as possible in the guided tour of their preferred language.

We are located 12 degrees north of the Equator, so on sunny days it can get a little hot inside the cave. Ventilators are strategically placed throughout the cave for a welcome breeze, although the temperature adds to the full experience.

Because of the ventilation hole in the roof and the natural and artificial light, there is no need to feel claustrophobic. The cave is spacious, without tunnels or small chambers to crawl through. If at any time you do feel anxious, the guide will gladly assist you to where you feel more comfortable, either inside or outside the cave.

During the tour we constantly keep moving, going deeper into the cave (124m), visiting different impressive chambers along the way. This is why children love visiting the cave and don’t easily get bored or distracted. The tour is most suitable for children age 4 and up.

If you have a normal physical condition you will enjoy the caves. take into account that to reach the entrance of the cave you will have to climb 48 steps.

Our guest ages very from 0 to 99 years old. Everyone with a normal physical condition can do the tour. Still entrance in the caves is at your own risk. This tour is not suitable for people with medical conditions.

There is a snackbar on the premisis serving cold drinks and some light snacks.

In our team we have first aid responders. We also have first aid kits available in the caves. Still entrance in the caves is at your own risk. This tour is not suitable for people with medical conditions.

Unfortunately the caves are not wheel chair friendly. We however welcome disabled people to visit the park so they can enjoy the park and its paths trough nature.