Ecotourism activities include spelunking, rappelling and hiking.
Attractions and activities include split-nose bats, caves, spelunking, fishing, swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving and diving from the high steep rock surface down to the sea water.
Mountain climbing and spelunking is permitted at the park.
It is open to the public for walking tours, rappelling, and spelunking.
The word caver is preferred to spelunker and caving is preferred to spelunking.
Activities available through the trip programs include whitewater rafting, rock climbing, backpacking, canoeing, surfing, skateboarding, spelunking, volunteer service, biking, sea kayaking, and high ropes.
The area is known for its spelunking caves.
In the 1960s, the terms "spelunking" and "spelunker" began to be considered dclass among experienced enthusiasts.
