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Dana Point Caves — Attraction in Dana Point

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Dana Point Caves
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Nearby attractions
Ocean Institute
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
Beach Stairs
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
Spirit of Dana Point
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
Dana Cove Park
Dana Point, CA 92629
Dana Point Nature Interpretive Center
34558 Scenic Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
Mother's Beach, Dana Point, CA
34401-, 34445 Ensenada Pl, Dana Point, CA 92629
Dana Point Bluff Top Trail
34342 Street of the Amber Lantern, Dana Point, CA 92629
Dana Point Lookout
34482 Street of the Green Lantern, Dana Point, CA 92629
The Black Lantern
24302 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629, United States
Dana point
24440 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
Nearby restaurants
Coffee Importers
24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr Ste A, Dana Point, CA 92629
Chart House
34442 Street of the Green Lantern, Dana Point, CA 92629
The Point Restaurant & Sports Bar
34085 CA-1, Dana Point, CA 92629
Luciana's Ristorante
24312 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629
Truly Pizza
24402 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629
Craft House
34094 Pacific Coast Hwy, Dana Point, CA 92629
The Shwack Beach Grill
24502 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629
Jack's Restaurant
24462 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629
Maison Cafe + Market
24501 Del Prado Ave, Dana Point, CA 92629
Maki Yaki OC
34119 Pacific Coast Hwy C, Dana Point, CA 92629
Nearby hotels
Blue Lantern Inn, A Four Sisters Inn
34343 Street of the Blue Lantern, Dana Point, CA 92629
Dana Point Marina Inn
24800 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
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Dana Point Caves

24200 Dana Point Harbor Dr, Dana Point, CA 92629
4.8(165)
Open 24 hours
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Outdoor
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Scenic
Off the beaten path
attractions: Ocean Institute, Beach Stairs, Spirit of Dana Point, Dana Cove Park, Dana Point Nature Interpretive Center, Mother's Beach, Dana Point, CA, Dana Point Bluff Top Trail, Dana Point Lookout, The Black Lantern, Dana point, restaurants: Coffee Importers, Chart House, The Point Restaurant & Sports Bar, Luciana's Ristorante, Truly Pizza, Craft House, The Shwack Beach Grill, Jack's Restaurant, Maison Cafe + Market, Maki Yaki OC
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Nearby attractions of Dana Point Caves

Ocean Institute

Beach Stairs

Spirit of Dana Point

Dana Cove Park

Dana Point Nature Interpretive Center

Mother's Beach, Dana Point, CA

Dana Point Bluff Top Trail

Dana Point Lookout

The Black Lantern

Dana point

Ocean Institute

Ocean Institute

4.7

(229)

Open 24 hours
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Beach Stairs

Beach Stairs

5.0

(30)

Open 24 hours
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Spirit of Dana Point

Spirit of Dana Point

4.4

(14)

Open 24 hours
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Dana Cove Park

Dana Cove Park

4.7

(98)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Cruise Newport Bay on a Private Sailboat
Sat, Dec 6 • 4:00 PM
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Lobster hunting after dark
Lobster hunting after dark
Sun, Dec 7 • 6:00 PM
Newport Beach, California, 92625
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The Holiday
The Holiday
Sat, Dec 6 • 7:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Dana Point Caves

Coffee Importers

Chart House

The Point Restaurant & Sports Bar

Luciana's Ristorante

Truly Pizza

Craft House

The Shwack Beach Grill

Jack's Restaurant

Maison Cafe + Market

Maki Yaki OC

Coffee Importers

Coffee Importers

4.5

(413)

$

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Chart House

Chart House

4.3

(843)

$$$

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The Point Restaurant & Sports Bar

The Point Restaurant & Sports Bar

4.4

(387)

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Luciana's Ristorante

Luciana's Ristorante

4.5

(368)

$$

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Reviews of Dana Point Caves

4.8
(165)
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5.0
1y

Super beautiful but pretty hard hike if you are carrying a baby. I have a 10 month old and thought it would be an easy walk over to the caves. I was very wrong as I struggled the entire way and nearly gave up but glad I didn’t.

Still giving this a 5 star review as I throughly enjoyed seeing the tide pools and finding a lot of neat things along the way.

The hike is about 1.2 miles but felt like an eternity due to wearing an extra 21pounds (my 10 month old). Be wary that the terrain can be slippery and very rocky. You’ll need good shoes. I used some slip on Skechers and highly regretted it. You’ll need shoes you won’t roll your ankles in. Be advised that you can only reach the cave during low tide so do some research prior to going.

The trail starts to the right of the Ocean Institute. You take the stairs down to the beach and make a right along the rocks. You’ll eventually see the access to the cave entrance. It’s a slit in the rocks that leads to the...

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5.0
3y

Fun hike to the cave. Most of the path is loose rock so be careful. It can be done in open toe shoes but it was much safer and faster with my trail shoes. Some of the senior citizens in my group decided to turn around because they were not comfortable with the loose rock but the kids made it just fine.

Plan to stop for a few times to enjoy the view and the tide pools. The cave is located at the very end of the point. Take the stairs to the beach from the Ocean Institute and make your way along the cliff.

The entrance to cave still had some water that we had to cross but it was only about a foot deep and we were able to climb around it. There was no one in the cave when we got there but it filled up quickly when they saw that we made it over the water at...

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5.0
1y

First time, my partner was so stupid. He gave up easily. For him, he doesn’t understand why I always look for some crazy, or difficult to have fun. My exploration is like crazy horse 🐎 running. I was so obsessed after seeing such a place. It was not easy. Sometime, it is like a life. It was not easy in life to do something you really want. You gotta conquer the Obstacles and setbacks. But it was fun to solve the problem before getting your goal. First time, we missed it, and went on the wrong way. Second time, I figured out, and it was a long long way to walk here. I don’t regret at all. This natural masterpiece was a luck for me to see in this life. Not many people...

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Super beautiful but pretty hard hike if you are carrying a baby. I have a 10 month old and thought it would be an easy walk over to the caves. I was very wrong as I struggled the entire way and nearly gave up but glad I didn’t. Still giving this a 5 star review as I throughly enjoyed seeing the tide pools and finding a lot of neat things along the way. The hike is about 1.2 miles but felt like an eternity due to wearing an extra 21pounds (my 10 month old). Be wary that the terrain can be slippery and very rocky. You’ll need good shoes. I used some slip on Skechers and highly regretted it. You’ll need shoes you won’t roll your ankles in. Be advised that you can only reach the cave during low tide so do some research prior to going. The trail starts to the right of the Ocean Institute. You take the stairs down to the beach and make a right along the rocks. You’ll eventually see the access to the cave entrance. It’s a slit in the rocks that leads to the larger cave.
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Super beautiful but pretty hard hike if you are carrying a baby. I have a 10 month old and thought it would be an easy walk over to the caves. I was very wrong as I struggled the entire way and nearly gave up but glad I didn’t. Still giving this a 5 star review as I throughly enjoyed seeing the tide pools and finding a lot of neat things along the way. The hike is about 1.2 miles but felt like an eternity due to wearing an extra 21pounds (my 10 month old). Be wary that the terrain can be slippery and very rocky. You’ll need good shoes. I used some slip on Skechers and highly regretted it. You’ll need shoes you won’t roll your ankles in. Be advised that you can only reach the cave during low tide so do some research prior to going. The trail starts to the right of the Ocean Institute. You take the stairs down to the beach and make a right along the rocks. You’ll eventually see the access to the cave entrance. It’s a slit in the rocks that leads to the larger cave.
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