Aruba Indian Cave

The Indian Cave, located on the northern coast of Aruba, is a magnificent natural wonder that attracts tourists worldwide. This sea cave was formed over thousands of years by the constant pounding of the ocean waves against the rocky cliffs. It is named after the Arawak Indians, who used it for shelter and protection. Visitors can enter the cave through a narrow entrance and explore the maze-like tunnels and chambers. The cave is also home to various wildlife, including bats, fish species, and crustaceans.