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Our fantasy-like dream cave is suitable for both beginner and advanced divers. It offers everything you can imagine in a fresh water stalactite cave, definitely unique in this world.
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Taïna caves (La Sirena)
The cave is located on private property in a Caribbean garden of mango and citrus trees.
While their partners dive, non-divers can enjoy two dry stalactite caves also found in the garden.
This unique cave offers crystal clear warm water, the roofs and walls are covered in sparkling crystals, fantasy limestone formations, thousands of stalactites and stalagmites and air spaces to dive up into, making this a breath taking adventure dive through paradise.
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Padre Nuestro
The "Padre Nuestro" is a cave of unequal beauty. For those divers who did not yet become addicted to cave diving after "La Sirena", will become so after this dive.
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The limestone was formed on the ocean floors millions of years ago and pushed to the earth´s upper surfaces through geological processes.
About 20,000 years ago, huge amounts of water was locked frozen at the poles as ice. Thus the sea level was between 100 and 120 meters lower than today. The eroding of limestone by rainwater, melted ice and rivers created underground hollows, which developed over time into corridors, caves and caverns.
Stalactite formations were also created: stalactites (hang) and stalagmites (stand) . The latter are formed when calcium-rich water drips down a wall creating forms like on a tapestry. With the melting of the polar ice around 10,000 years ago, the ocean levels rose to those found today, filling the cave systems created beforehand, much to the happiness of today´s cave divers.
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