As part of the Paso del Angel package, we also got a tour of the EcoParque El Hayal Cascada y Cuevas (so some caves and a waterfall). I didn't know about this place when I planned the trip although I had heard of Ventana de Tisquizoque Falls in Santander and I REALLY wanted to go there too on this trip, but that got axed because of not enough time and it was pretty out of the way.
While these falls didn't compare really (seriously look at them below), it was kind of neat that we unexpectedly got to play in some falls and explore the caves like a much smaller version or what I wanted.
There were bats and apparently an indigenous burial site that was looted at some point.
I loved the pictographs!
Hiking down to the caves and waterfall.
A few of the kids played in the waterfall but it was getting close to dusk and it was cold.
This was their Lion King point.
A few of the hills nearby.
The kids were tired out once we got home.
And poor Isabel was eaten alive by something. I'm not sure what.
Isabel had exposure therapy and cried the whole time while gripping my arm. She does not like caves.
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