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Cueva Clara

Quebrada, Puerto Rico

An enchanting natural wonder in Puerto Rico's Camuy River Park. 

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Cueva Clara is a magical underground cavern open to the public for walking audio tours.  Some of the many features of the cave are stalactites, stalagmites, a sinkhole, and a river running underground.

Update June 2023: This site has reopened, but is damaged from Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Fiona. This site is not handicap or stroller friendly. Bring a headlamp and grippy shoes.

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