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Only a few miles from the capital. Willemstad Curacao of a series of caves that tell many stories about the history of the Caribbean. Hato Caves - known Grotten Van Hato in native. Dutch - the underwater Caribbean several thousand years ago. After the water receded, local people use caves for ritual burial ceremonies and other purposes. Later in the colonial period,. Cave serves as a way of escape for slaves escape. There are important part of these caves to historical sites and is not open to the public. 1990s. Today, limestone caves. Embedded in the ancient reef is one of the most popular tourist locations. Curacao. To the Hato Caves and see why this is such an important part of the island only to create this cultural and geological. History.

Hato Caves of several thousand years ago a cave. a karst geological processes that water is higher than the average amount of carbon dioxide. dissolves limestone. but limestone is usually water. cracks in the rock created by tectonic force allowed water to seep between the sea. cracks and widen the gap. Later than the time thousands of years. Large cave of love as Curacao Hato. Have effect.

But the underwater caves of these people, they never reach. Is believed. Not until the period of ice water down enough to reveal these caves. Others, such as caves, sea caves, famous around the world. Hato also bear marks of time underwater. Within limestone visitors can point and ancient shells. embedded in the coral rock formations. Cave has also used this day as evidence of growth. stalactites (sharp columns of stone that hang from the ceiling of the cave). And stalagmites stalactites inverted (the expansion of the Rock).

Before tourists began surveying this area. Hato Caves were used as shelter by many groups. Prior to colonization of the Caribbean natives. Amerindian Arawak caves used for ceremonies and burials. But after the flint out. Tools and other artifacts in the cave are also native. scrawled petroglyphs on the walls. These drawings are about ideas. 1,500 years, still visible today, when tourism. Cave. Iguanas in the garden outside the cave popular with tourists are thought to come. Curacao natives to move from these same areas. Orinoco River of South America, many. Thousand years ago.

In the colonial period still believe that slaves escape. hid in this cave, even living in caves for months. Cave is playing today. Important role in the tourism industry. Curacao, it is easy to see that the cave. Hato has played an important role in all steps of this historic island.

One of the best. Popular events in. Curacao is a tour that visits both. Hato Caves and ostrich farms. Curacao. This four-hour tours leave from. Willemstad and make pickups at all the best resorts. Regular rates start at $ 45 per person. - Price includes round trip transportation costs to each site and the expertise of local tour guide. This tour is usually run only on Tuesday,. Thursday and Saturday afternoons should you plan to book a holiday or through your concierge when you arrive. If you choose to go on your own cave tours available. Hours 10-5 daily.

If you go. Curacao, make sure you go to one of the sites most important in history and identity. geologically in the Caribbean. Regardless of age or interests adventure. awaits just below the surface for all visitors.

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Justin Burch writes articles about
travel in Curacao
for the Marriott Resorts.

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