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Explore paved walking paths through native desert flora and ancient island history.
The outdoor natural area surrounding the caves highlights indigenous plants and local wildlife. It features accessible pathways, making it easy to navigate before or after your 45-minute guided cave tour.
Walk the trails to spot green iguanas and discover 1,500-year-old rock carvings. The dry season from January to May offers the most pleasant weather for exploring these outdoor routes.
20 minutesWheelchair accessible
This paved, wheelchair-accessible walking path retraces the historical routes of the island's native inhabitants. Look closely at the rock walls to find petroglyphs created by the Arawak Indians over 1,500 years ago.
15 minutesDesert flora
This landscaped area highlights the unique desert flora native to Curacao. You can learn the differences between the Datu, Cadushi, and Infrou cactus species as you walk.
15 minutesNative animals
Natural habitats are scattered throughout the park to host local wildlife. Keep your eyes open as you walk between the main attractions. You might spot green iguanas, red-footed tortoises, wild rabbits, and tropical birds.
