Nature
Ogtong Cave
A freshwater cave pool on the shoreline — cooler than it sounds.
About this destination
What makes it worth it
Ogtong Cave is a natural freshwater pool inside a limestone cave on the Santa Fe shoreline. The cave formed over millennia and the pool is cold, clear, and entirely unlike the saltwater you've been swimming in all week. It sits within the Santa Fe Resort grounds, which charges day-use access.
The combination of cave swimming and the adjacent beach makes it worth a half-day visit. Go early to avoid the resort guests and school groups that tend to arrive mid-morning.
Things to do
- Cave pool swimming
- Snorkeling in the adjacent sea
- Exploring the limestone formations
Best time to visit
Year-round. Best before 9am when the resort's beach area is quieter.
How to get there
Within walking distance of Santa Fe town, or a short tricycle ride. Day-use fee required (paid at Santa Fe Resort entrance).
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