Cueva Fun Fun
A large cave system in Hato Mayor entered by rappelling down a vertical shaft.
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Cueva Fun Fun is one of the larger cave systems in the Caribbean, in the hills of Hato Mayor, and reaching it means a ride and walk in through forest and then a rappel of around twenty metres down a vertical entrance shaft. Inside, a river runs through passages that are waded and swum, past formations and Taíno pictographs. The whole trip takes most of a day and is run by a single operator with the local community.
What you actually see
- The rappel entrance - a descent of around twenty metres down the shaft.
- The underground river - the water waded and swum through the passages.
- The formations - the calcite shapes through the chambers.
- The Taíno pictographs - the markings left on the walls in places.
When to go
November to April is drier and the cave is safest. Rain floods the passages and trips are cancelled. Bookings are needed well ahead.
Honest expectations
The rappel entrance rules this out for anyone uneasy with heights or with limited mobility. The cave floods after heavy rain and trips are cancelled. It is a full day and physically demanding.
Nearby
Hato Mayor is nearby, and Salto Alto de Bayaguana is southwest.
What to pack for Cueva Fun Fun
Chosen from what this place is for. Tap a kit for the full checklist.
Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.


