The caves were super beautiful! Loved visiting this place, our guide Eduardo was very helpful and fun. When you leave the cave wait for the sun to pop out in light rays at the entrance.

TShirt & shorts are fine here, comfortable temp inside. This is a very large open cave , not long at all. No pitch-black darkness. Spectacular to see. Slippery wet floors; wear shoes w traction .

It's a beautiful place to explore Puerto Rico 's true nature! Guys try the zipline !!! It's a must for thrill seekers.

open wednesday to sunday, great experience, shoes with traction recommended and don't leave without drinking some of the natural spring water at section 7.

Awesome caves . Never been to a cave before, and it did not disappoint one bit. I would go back for sure.

Nice place to tour whilein Puerto Rico , yes, be careful with the bat poo , other than that be ready to walk and climb. Have fun. Don't forget to check the link for directions. Read more

Amazing experience in Puerto Rico . It's about a one hour and fifteen minutes drive from San Juan.

An interesting and fun place for the young ones.

Nice place to visit and see part of our ancestors writings. This is a very important place for us in PR as it talks about part of our history.

Get there early to avoid the rush of kids on their class trip.

Still closed since Hurricane call in advance to see if re-opened

Always call to check if there are available space: 1+ (787) 898-3100And double check the Weather, because a rain shower can mess your field trip.

Good for taking awesome pictures!

Be prepared to wait. Worth it though.

Beautiful but customer service not so great

With Mr. H

Watch out for the bat poo on the hand rails

Bad Service at Las Cavernas Cafeteria ...

El horario!!! Súper importante dicen que tienes que llegar súper temprano por que pides correr el riesgo de que se llene y no puedas entrar!

Si son aventureros, velen los Gustazos de Explora Multiaventura. No se van a arrepentir, lo recomiendo.

El río que forma estas cavernas es el tercero más largo del mundo. Ya que estás por acá, visita el cercano radiotelescopio de Arecibo.