This cave is on the walk through of Lucayan National Park. It's pretty interesting to see and learn about. If you're headed to Gold Rock Beach you should definately check it out. More

Costs five dollars to see the caves. They're pretty cool inside. The cost of admission also gets you to the beach accross the street. Now we're talking! It's a beautiful beach. More

We were visiting Gold Rock Beach and stopped to see the caves first. The loop around the caves is not very long but the caves are quite beautiful. The water is a brilliant blue and you can see fish swimming. Definitely worth a stop to see both the caves and the beach. More

So beautiful with the sunlight streaming through and lighting up the crystal blue water. Lots of fish and photo opportunities here! Simply breath taking. More

The Lucayan National Park is split into two sections - the caves on the north side of the road and the beach on the south side of the road. Going to both sides is fun if you have kids and want something to do one afternoon. The cost is $5.00 per person to park and walk around. To see the... More

Part of Lucayan National Park. Admission is $5 & includes the hiking to see the caves & also the beach. Worth the small hike. The path is easy. The caves are very interesting to see. More

Not sure I would make the trip just to see the caves but they don't take long and can be done in combination with Gold Rock Beach across the street. If we had driven through what looks like the pine barrens of New Jersey splattered with palms here and there just for this, it would have been a disappointment unless... More

A very interesting spot- cave is a bit eerie- trail was easy to navigate More

it's a nice cave , let's you peek into the aquifer More