There is an entrance fee to access the site, and another fee for a guided tour per cave, which is the only way to enter the caves.

Official tours are only available in Spanish. An English brochure is available.

Flashlights are provided, though you may want to bring your own as well.

With steps in one cave, and natural obstacles in others, the caves are not suitable for visitors with mobility issues.

Wear sturdy shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty if you plan to explore beyond the first cave.

Bats, large spiders, and other wildlife can be found inside the caves.