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Very Interesting History of the Island.

This was an interesting walk through the park reading all about the history of the island. It's not... read more

Reviewed February 18, 2019
Dan S
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Winnipeg, Canada
Interesting cave

This was the best cave we visited in the park. It's a step staircase down and room for about 25... read more

Reviewed December 31, 2017
Fredrik N
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Stockholm, Sweden
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Reviewed January 24, 2015

Ben's Cave is one of two caves located directly across the road from the entrance to Gold Rock Beach on Grand Bahama Island. Since we were already going to the beach we made a quick visit to the caves. It will only take you 5 minutes per cave but for a very nominal entrance fee, it's well worth a stop.

Date of experience: January 2015
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Reviewed December 8, 2014

While the history of the caves are interesting, it was just a very brief tour. Not worth a trip out unless it is one of a couple stops on a tour. You walk down a spiral staircase, look around for a moment, then the guide walked you out. It was pretty, but considering that I've done more intense cave /spelunking experiences, it wasn't that exciting.

Date of experience: December 2014
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Reviewed November 22, 2014

Did this tour as part of a cruise ship excursion along with Gold Rock Beach. The caves for the tour are a small area that you walk down into and right back up again - via a spiral staircase for one and regular stairs for the other (Burial Cave) - but the peaceful walk through the National Park area and into the small cave area was very serene. The cave system itself is quite large but visitors cannot possibly tour that. Scuba diving is allowed with proper authorization. We were allowed a small glimpse of the water pond, stalactites, root systems, and if your lucky there are bats in the cave and maybe you'll see them. Very interesting to see such a unique cave system on an island.

Date of experience: November 2014
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Reviewed November 15, 2014

This was a stop on the hike through Lucayan National Park. After taking a metal spiral staircase down to the cave, we saw pretty water that looked stagnant, fish, and bats (yipes!). Our guide told us it was the longest underwater cave that had been mapped, and leads to the ocean. Apparently with the right permission, tools, and experience, it is a cave system that you can scuba dive. Ben's Cave was a quick stop, but was worth the few minutes we spent there.

Note: There is a $5 admission fee to the park

Date of experience: September 2014
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Reviewed October 25, 2014 via mobile

We seen the caves as part of the kayak tour and they are quite interesting to learn about. I was so impressed by our tour guide, Lamont, he was incredibly informative and knows so much about the island! The caves are a great addition to the kayaking tour!

Date of experience: October 2014
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