Hi, Titus!
Here you see the bottom portion of the steps leading into the caves.
Cave found by Christopher Columbus (Part 1)
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These
caves have 4 deep pools within the limestone caves. You
can stand at the top of the caverns and look down at 3 of
the pools. Several of the members of our group were at
the top of the cliff, near the tree tops, looking down at
us. Hi, Titus! |
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can then walk down 59 steep steps to enter the cave.
There is a series of walks and steps leading to each of
the 4 pools. Here you see the bottom portion of the steps leading into the caves. |
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After you get into the cave by following the 59 initial steps, there is a winding trail which branches off with more steps at the entrance of each of the 4 pools. Each area has a type of platform for groups to stand and take pictures. You can see the sunshine shimmering on the walls of the limestone cave. |
| In the far right bottom corner of this picture, you can see the top of the 59 steps leading in and out of the cave. With that as a reference point, take notice of the stalactites coming down from the ceiling of the cave. There is a local story about one of the formations. | |