Are there any tourist caves in Curacao?

[J-Vo]

Title pretty much says it all. Online searches reveal some sea "caverns" and at least one dry cave tourist attraction that does show pools of water in the photos. All be there next week, and want to know if I should take appropriate gear.

Thanks,

Edit: Grammar correction

 

[Leon_2020]

I think Bonaire has a few caves that are diveable.

 

[kensuf]

The tourist cave in Curacao is dry, filled with bats, and a fun afternoon. I did some ridgewalking while there, and while I didn't find any water filled caves that a person could fit into, I have some ideas - I bet a drone flying over Hato / Houtjesbaai will give some promising leads.

 

[larsdennert]

I've been in one but damned if I'd be able to

find it again and it's just snorkel worthy.

 

[BoltSnap]

I've been in one but damned if I'd be able toView attachment 781765 find it again and it's just snorkel worthy.

By Mushroom Forest site IIRC.

 

[J-Vo]

Rumor around the island is there is some stuff in the 100 meter depth range, but no one I talked to knew if they were even currently being explored.

 

[grantctobin]

Rumor around the island is there is some stuff in the 100 meter depth range, but no one I talked to knew if they were even currently being explored.

Ask Bernardo at Goby perhaps?

 

[J-Vo]

Ask Bernardo at Goby perhaps?

I was diving with Goby and talked to Bernardo a bit. The closest thing they were doing was trying to find a rumored sea entrance in around 230' of water.

 

[kensuf]

Ask Bernardo at Goby perhaps?

Bernardo thinks cave diving is silly.