This limestone cavern, complete with stalactites, stalagmites, subterranean streams, and a 40-foot waterfall, is a rare find in the Caribbean—and one of Barbados's most popular attractions. The cave reopened in 2007, following extensive renovations comprising a new visitor center with interpretative displays, life-size models and sculptures, a souvenir shop, improved restaurant facilities, and access for people with disabilities. The one-hour tours are conducted via electric trams, which fill up fast; reserve ahead of time.
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