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Whether you are an expert caver or a first time explorer, caving in Cayman is truly an amazing experience that offers something for everyone. Cayman Brac has a number of caves that make the short trip from Grand Cayman worth it. There you will find Peter’s Cave. Peter's Cave offers not only a thrilling caving experience, but also a spectacular view overlooking the 100+ ft. South Side bluffs. You can also visit the Bats Cave, a large, well-lit, multi-chambered cave where small bats hang in plain view.

From ShowCaves.com: The Pirate's Caves are natural limestone caves located below the southern part of Bodden Town on the south shores of Grand Cayman. However, they are equipped as a sight for kids up to 12 years. There is a talking parrot, a petting zoo and a gift shop. Inside the cave are plastic dinosaurs, and fake bones lying about. Concerning the rather expensive entrance fees, not all comments on the web are overwhelming. The caves are said to have once extended underneath Bodden Town with openings out to the sea. Legends tell about a pirate's treasure, which still lies buried in the caves! Due to many storms over the years, the openings out to the sea have been buried and the locations of treasure troves have been entombed. The pirate sightseeing may be completed by a visit to the actual pirate's graves in the cemetery across the street.

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