

by Shekhinah Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$188Kralendijk on Bonaire has a variety of natural caves on its northern side. This three-hour cave tour visits three of these caves, including one at the entrance to Santa Barbara and another near Hill Top, with a stop at the second cave. The main cave features a ladder entry and inside you will find bats and several types of limestone formations. Some rocks display a glowing effect when lit with a flashlight. The tour is led by a local guide and includes transportation to and from your ship, hotel, or apartment in a small van, car, or pick-up depending on group size. Participants will be provided with a head flashlight and refreshments such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, or water during the trip. After the cave visits, there is an optional low cliff jump suitable for all ages. The vehicle used is clean, air-conditioned, and equipped with working seatbelts. The tour ends with a local appreciation gesture. This tour requires good physical mobility as it involves climbing, bending, and crouching inside caves that are in a natural state without paved paths or safety railings. One cave requires climbing a ladder to enter, and another has a rock descent with assistance from the guide. The caves can be hot and humid, with dense air in some sections, so people with breathing difficulties should not join. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory and flip flops are not allowed. The guide may modify the tour based on group ability or cave conditions to maintain safety. Guests staying at hotels or apartments are picked up from their accommodation, while cruise ship passengers are met at the ship's exit gate with a sign displaying their name. The guide arrives 15 minutes before the tour start time. The tour guarantees return to the ship at least one hour before departure. Groups have up to seven guests sharing transportation. Recommended items to bring are sun protection, extra water, comfortable activewear, a camera, swimwear for wet cave exploration, and a hat if available.
Bolivia Caves
Visit to the Bolivia Caves, natural caves with limestone formations and bats. One cave requires climbing a ladder to enter, and another involves a rock descent with guide assistance. The caves have no paved paths or safety barriers.


by Shekhinah Tours
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$188Kralendijk on Bonaire has a variety of natural caves on its northern side. This three-hour cave tour visits three of these caves, including one at the entrance to Santa Barbara and another near Hill Top, with a stop at the second cave. The main cave features a ladder entry and inside you will find bats and several types of limestone formations. Some rocks display a glowing effect when lit with a flashlight. The tour is led by a local guide and includes transportation to and from your ship, hotel, or apartment in a small van, car, or pick-up depending on group size. Participants will be provided with a head flashlight and refreshments such as Coca-Cola, Sprite, or water during the trip. After the cave visits, there is an optional low cliff jump suitable for all ages. The vehicle used is clean, air-conditioned, and equipped with working seatbelts. The tour ends with a local appreciation gesture. This tour requires good physical mobility as it involves climbing, bending, and crouching inside caves that are in a natural state without paved paths or safety railings. One cave requires climbing a ladder to enter, and another has a rock descent with assistance from the guide. The caves can be hot and humid, with dense air in some sections, so people with breathing difficulties should not join. Closed-toe shoes are mandatory and flip flops are not allowed. The guide may modify the tour based on group ability or cave conditions to maintain safety. Guests staying at hotels or apartments are picked up from their accommodation, while cruise ship passengers are met at the ship's exit gate with a sign displaying their name. The guide arrives 15 minutes before the tour start time. The tour guarantees return to the ship at least one hour before departure. Groups have up to seven guests sharing transportation. Recommended items to bring are sun protection, extra water, comfortable activewear, a camera, swimwear for wet cave exploration, and a hat if available.
Bolivia Caves
Visit to the Bolivia Caves, natural caves with limestone formations and bats. One cave requires climbing a ladder to enter, and another involves a rock descent with guide assistance. The caves have no paved paths or safety barriers.