At the entrance of Namtaloo Cave.

Along the trail, you'll course through thick jungle and limestone formations.

The trail to the cave crosses over a creek several times. The scenery during the entire trip is very pleasant. The trail is mostly flat.

The end of the cave hike is near.

There are a couple of areas where you'll be in deep water.

Another happy customer!

One of the tricky areas in the cave. Take it slow and steady.

There are wonderful formations throughout the cave.

We are not going to lie to you, tourists have died in this cave. Eight people died in the summer of 2007 because they went in when it was raining very hard. They were told by the park officials NOT to go in, but they ignored the warning. A flash flood killed everyone except one woman who climbed to safety.

This is a relatively safe adventure if basic safety practices are followed. That means everyone has a waterproof light, there are back-up (spare) lights and batteries with the group, Everyone is wearing proper shoes, the guide has a first aid kit (and is qualified to know how to use it) and there is a proper guide to guest ratio. If you don't go with us, please make sure your guide is prepared with everything listed here.