Departing from Los Naranjos, we visited the cave. The goal was an extreme tour. The cave alone is not worth it. Inside built a concrete road, lit with colorful lights like a circus. Unfortunately there was no guide so only the circus part remained which was not worth the trip. Just another cave and nothing special. The guides don't seem to need a job and they don't need the money. The staff called up a guide but the guide showed no particular interest in the work so he didn't take us on an extreme tour.

Worth a stop if you're headed to Lake Yojoa from Tegucigalpa, but I don't know that I'd make a special trip just to come here if I wasn't already in the Lago Yojoa area. Visitors can do a self- tour on the concrete path up and down stairs with metal railings to the end and then turn around and come back. It only takes about 30 min if you don't stop for pictures. But it's very hot and humid, so plan extra time to stop and rest. I went in August of 2021 when foreign tourism was nonexistent due to Covid. There were only 2 other local families in the caves at the time I was there on a Friday afternoon. Entry was cheap. A few dollars. They have an extreme tour where you crawl around the cave system, spelunking. I really wanted to do that, but there weren't any guides that day. Just someone in the ticket booth. Inside the cave is interesting enough if you've never been in a cave before. Otherwise, it's just another cave, basically. Lots of artificial lights color the formations. There are signs (in Spanish) that point out rocks that are formed like a particular object. These signs also note the temperature and height/ depth of that part of the cave. The floor is slippery and the railings are wet and muddy. Bring shoes with good grip and clothes you don't mind getting dirty. Outside, there are picnic tables and a few families were hanging out for the day, eating and playing music. The parking lot is a tiny gravel lot right off the busy highway. Even with the road signs, it's easy to blow past it. You may have to go up ahead and make a U-Turn.