Cupecoy Cave

7 months ago

Absolutely stunning! It took us a while to find it, but from other people's description, we found the stairs (not the ones with the rope) leading to the bottom, then you go to the left, and voila!, there it was! Hidden and beautiful! You can pay for parking at the little restaurant or just drive past there and park for free. If you end up farther down the road, there's a parking lot for free, but you have to double back on the cliff until you find the stairway down (there are several) I believe the people who say that it's not worth it, haven't actually been there.

3 months ago

Beautiful and like 2 minutes from $5 parking lot. You literally walk down around 14 steps and you have Cave to your left while facing the ocean. Unfortunately, when we went there were 3 guys and two of them are have romance and it was disgusting. So, we walked back immediately and we're taking pictures away from the cave and one idiot came out and was shouting and asking us to take a look at him. It was very disturbing and some of our friends went into a state of shock. Be prepared to be surprised and disgusted but still you need to make an attempt as it's freaking incredibly beautiful there. Even outside the cave with huge colorful rocks.

5 months ago

A beautiful and peaceful place to visit. There are two caves , the first one is easily accessible, while the second is just beyond it and requires crossing through the water. The waves were quite rough today, so reaching the second cave was a bit challenging.

7 months ago

So gorgeous at sunset. Highly recommend! Side note: it is a nude beach, so you will most likely see naked people on the way down to the cave and also inside the cave

11 months ago

A beautiful hidden gem with not too many people around. We came here for the caves, and while we didn’t actually make it down to the main beach area, it was still a cool experience. The caves themselves were fun to explore and made for some beautiful sunset photos. To reach the water level, you have to take a steep staircase that turns rocky toward the bottom — some of the rocks are wobbly and not very safe, so be careful. The water was also coming up pretty close to where we were standing, so it’s best to go when the tide is lower. Parking was tough to find, but overall it’s worth a quick stop if you’re nearby and want to see something different.