We passed this several times and finally decided to check it out. It is not far off the paved road and you can miss it if you looking at the ocean. It's on your right less than a quarter mile in. It's easily accessible with stairs and ladders. Make sure to bring a flashlight if you go very deep which... More

We were unable to tour the whole cave because we did not have flashlights. However, the part we did see was covered with graffiti. Hopefully the rest of the cave is better.

We stopped into the caves to explore, glad we did, great place to get lost for a couple hours. Located just off of Queens Highway, we brought our camera to capture the mystery underground.

So, when I read about caves and bats, I definitely thought this would be something exciting. We had a little guide book with a map and I knew where it was located, but every time we drove by where it should be we could not find the cave. One of us finally noticed a small little sign advertising the cave,... More

Easy to get to, not easy to explore without being prepared. If you are claustrophobic, you can still enter the first part and get a good feeling of what lies ahead....for the more adventuresome, take some really good lights and back up lights.......a little creepy, a little exciting and just a fun thing to do.

My wife and I were on a venture this one day while on Eleuthera and I had heard of the Caves. I was told of course it was along the Queen's Highway just south of Hatchet Bay. Well, it was, however the sign to get there was off the side of the road and in some very high brush. You... More

It was our own fault because we had no flashlight and the cave is very dark and long. We were greeted by graffiti and garbage. Perhaps people were living in the cave. There were mounds of clothes and sheets of cardboard stretched out on the ground. Nothing is treated like an attraction here on Eleuthera, which is charming, but then... More

WE hired a car and drove to the caves about 5 miles out of Alice Town on the left. We followed the track down for about half a mile and missed the sign on the Right to the caves. There is a brick wall surround and you can park right next to the entrance. Non slip shoes and a torch... More

You will sometimes find the bats in the first two cave chambers. The cave is on the right side of the road on a large open area. It can be easy to overlook.