• What makes Florida’s caves unique?
    • Some of Florida's most treasured and impressive natural wonders are its beautiful and mysterious caves.
  • What types of caves can be found in Florida?
    • Many of Florida's caves are underwater caverns created by springs and underwater rivers.
  • Are there any air-filled caves in Florida?
    • Yes! While most of the caves in Florida are underwater caverns, there are also a couple of air-filled caves, including:
    • Florida Caverns State Park – The only dry cave in Florida that offers tours.
    • Warren's Cave – A long, undeveloped cave perfect for adventurous spelunkers.

1. Blue Grotto, Williston

Blue Grotto, Williston
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2. Devil's Den, Williston, Florida

Devil's Den, Williston, Florida
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3. Florida Caverns State Park

Florida Caverns State Park
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4. Weeki Wachee Springs

Weeki Wachee Springs
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5. Wakulla Springs

Wakulla Springs
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6. Morrison Springs

Morrison Springs
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7. Peacock Springs State Park

Peacock Springs State Park
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8. Ginnie Springs

Ginnie Springs
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9. Warren's Cave

Warren's Cave
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10. Leon Sinks Geological Area

Leon Sinks Geological Area
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11. Ichetucknee Springs State Park

Ichetucknee Springs State Park
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12. Madison Blue Spring

Madison Blue Spring
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13. Manatee Springs

Manatee Springs
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