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The crew explores an unnamed, non-touristic cave system near Bayahibe, Dominican Republic, after receiving a local recommendation during a diving course.12:32 Accessing the site requires a one-hour hike over relatively flat, coral-rock terrain; sturdy footwear is recommended, and a flashlight is essential for navigating the interior.14:37 The cave features extensive limestone formations, including stalactites and stalagmites, and serves as a habitat for bats and large spiders.5:36 The site remains in a pristine state, free of graffiti or litter.14:46 The group notes the presence of tree roots penetrating the cave ceiling and observes iguanas seeking shelter from the heat in cooler sections of the cavern.7:34 The cave is located within a national park, with entry fees typically ranging from four to five dollars.12:09 The excursion highlights the contrast between the cave's natural, unexploited condition and more commercialized tourist attractions in the region.11:57

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