Hato Caves

It is an above ground cave. It is warm inside. The caves were well marked. The guide was very knowledgeable about the caving and the cave system was kind of cool to see everything the way it was created. There are stairs to climb up and into the cave. There are some native turtles in an enclosure at the bottom of the hill. Kind of cool that they're there. There are bats in the cave

We enjoyed the tour. It's a well preserved cave. Hot and humid inside. The electric fans help to move the air inside. The LED lights on the lower hanging rock help to see the pathway and also not to bump their head to the rocks. Picture taking is not allowed except for 2 sites. It's worth it. I highly recommend this place.

30 min tour, can’t take photos inside only in a certain area. It’s very hot and humid in there and you’re at high elevation so just be hydrated and prepared. Not intensely active only going up the stairs was the hardest part. They have beer and soft drinks for sale. Everyone was very nice, was informative. Caves are truly beautiful and there are small bats. Was the perfect thing to do early in the day and head to the beach up the coast after!

Our guide was very friendly and engaging and very informative. The culture and history of the cave is truly remarkable. A must visit location in Curacao

There's not a whole lot of things to do on the island of curacao, but one of the things to do is go to the hato caves. It is a really unique natural formation carved out over time! It is a very beautiful area with beautiful views! At least there is some walking in his tour to get some exercise

This was a fun activity. The staff were cheerful and the tour guide entertaining. The caves are absolutely beautiful! It was a comfortable walk-through and just the right length of time (short and sweet) for a very affordable price. I would definitely recommend this activity.

Hato Cave in Curacao was a really nice experience! The cave is fascinating, and we got to learn a bit of history about its formation and the area’s past. The tour was informative and made the visit feel meaningful. Definitely worth a stop if you're interested in nature and history!

Staff was great, speak english and other languages if needed. Can only take pictures certain areas in the cave but not really enforced. Alot of information, the indian trail is nice however the artifacts and drawings have been destroyed by other humans...sad..drinks and munchies on site. Again staff was Great amd admission was only 10 bucks US each...worth it.