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Michael_H, Apr 2026
Nice cave experience
The tour was interesting and was definitely fun to crawl around in and see the different formations. However, if you are afraid of tight spaces in some cases, you may not want to do this. Navigating some sections are slippery so be careful.
emilyhansen8697, Apr 2025
Our favorite tour!
Diego was an amazing tour guide! The caves were very interesting and we appreciated that they care about safety when it came to our health and the bats! We saw a lot of wildlife and monkeys outside of the cave as well. The experience was really good! The driver was also very kind and spotted a sloth for us!
Arielle_H, Jun 2026
Incredibly unique...
Incredibly unique experience, this is one of the only caves in Costa Rica that is open to visitors. You will be scrambling over and ducking under rocks, hiking in water and definitely getting wet in the waterfall, but it was very exciting. Our guide was incredibly helpful and encouraging when I was afraid to go through some of the smaller (optional) crawl spaces. I’ve toured a few caves in the United States and this was on a completely different level. I would recommend this tour to anyone who wants a unique adventure (and doesn’t mind a few spiders).
Jeremy_B, Aug 2025
Great adventure
As a family we enjoyed a solo tour in the jungle- the guide was friendly and even helped up get back to the hotel. We were able to see snakes - spitters, birds and bugs

Venado Caves (Cavernas de Venado)

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Venado Caves (Cavernas de Venado)
  • A moderate amount of fitness and agility is required for this tour.
  • Tours last for about one hour.
  • Tours are suitable for kids as long as they can clamber independently and follow the guide’s instructions.
  • Because there are many confined spaces in the caves, this attraction is not recommended for those who have claustrophobia.
  • You’ll be given safety gear and rainboots, but it’s a good idea to wear waterproof or quick-dry clothing and to bring a change of clothes. Showers are available after.