Hato Caves are show caves, publicly accessible since 1991 and a popular tourist attraction on the Caribbean island of Curaçao. The caves consist of …
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Apr 23, 2025
The view was pretty cool and our guide Jesse seemed very knowledgeable. It does tend to get pretty warm in those caves, so please plan accordingly.Full review by sarahmR7688PC
Apr 21, 2025
Hato Caves is a fascinating geological formation in Curaçao that's well worth a visit. Note that to get to the caves, you must climb about 49 steps, and no one on our tour had a problem. While climbi…Full review by bago7
Apr 6, 2025
Educational and enjoyable! Perfect Tour with fun and informative staff from the moment your arrive!! Tours run every hour but come early for Indian trail. Don’t worry about iguanas I was scared too…Full review by Erica J
Whats the best time to do tour in hato caves in February
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Go as early as possible as the caves get hot inside and the outside temp does really fluctuate enough in February to make a difference , take a drink with you on the tour.
Hi, I was hoping to include a bike rental in our visit to Curacao but was not certain how accessible everything is by bike, especially for less skilled bike users. Are there bike paths? Is it normal for bikers to share the road with drivers or will I get run off the road? Would love to ride to the Hato Caves if I can? Thanks!
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Hello. Yes, you should be able to ride to the cave on a bike. I don't think there are too many bike paths on the island though.
Just booked a tour for our trip to Curacao in 2 weeks. I am active, so stairs is fine, but are sneakers necessary or are good walking sandals ok? Cannot seem to find many pics of the walking path to make an informed decision. If sandals are ok, is closed toe necessary? Sorry, lol first cave experience since the 70's.
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We are proud to say we offer our tours in English, Spanish, Dutch and Papiamentu. Every hour a monolingual or multilingual guided tour departs. Upon arrival at...
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