Yatu Batu Area: After leaving civilization behind, your driver will take you in a Land Rover® all terrain vehicle to explore the off-road area. Here, you will see giant cacti making a wild west desert-like impression.
Caminda Lac Cay: Passing by the mangrove forest, which is in the Lac Bay National Park, you’ll enjoy the change in scenery. Venture along the lush green mangrove trees and shallow waters while looking out for wild donkeys, goats and even the famous pink flamingos.
Sorobon Lagoon: The shallow blue lagoon offers you the opportunity to see windsurfers and spot frigate birds.
Exploring South Coast: Your journey continues along the paved South Coast. On the left, turquoise blue ocean and on the right, see the pink colored salt flats.
Willemstoren Lighthouse: Pass by Bonaire’s oldest lighthouse, constructed in 1837 and still in good working order.
Red & White Historical Huts & Salt Pans: Stop by the white historical huts to explore these tiny structures, built back in 1850 to serve as facilities for those working in the salt ponds. Your guide will teach you the history of these small houses, the landmark obelisks and old salt pyramids.
Requirements & Restrictions: Minimum age – 8 years. For safety reasons, pregnant women and guests with back or neck injuries, high blood pressure or heart conditions may not participate on this excursion.
What to Bring: Wear comfortable clothing and shoes.
Good to Know: This is not a self-drive tour. Lac Bay National Park is a wetland site designated to be of international importance under the Ramsar Convention. Tour sequence may vary. The 4WD vehicle features a sunroof and open sides (there is no air-conditioning). Depending on rainfall, the dirt roads can be dusty or muddy. There is a restroom and refreshment (for purchase) stop at Sorobon. While common, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.