3 hour(s)
English
Included
See ancient stalactites, stalagmites, and fossilized coral formations
Small group experience for a personal and safe adventure
Climb, crawl, and maneuver through natural limestone passages
A unique and active tour perfect for both residents and visitors
€ 91.1
€ 83.81
Free cancellation and unlimited rescheduling leads to total flexibility while you plan your travels
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Bonaire is home to over 400 hidden caves, yet many remain undiscovered by both locals and visitors. This immersive Cave Tour offers a rare chance to explore the island’s stunning underground ecosystem, shaped over thousands of years by nature’s artistry through the formation of stalactites, stalagmites, fossilized corals, and intricate limestone patterns. Guided by a knowledgeable local expert, you’ll join a small group to visit three unique cavestwo dry and one wet/dry—where you’ll not only hike and climb through ancient chambers but also have the unforgettable opportunity to snorkel in freshwater caverns. The tour is active, engaging, and deeply educational as you navigate these natural wonders with your guide’s support, gaining insights into Bonaire’s geology and hidden history. It’s one of the island’s best-kept secrets and a must-do for anyone seeking a unique and thrilling experience, whether you're a long-time resident or a short-term guest.
Professional guide
bottle of water
A/C vehicle with seatbelts
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Flashlight
Snorkel gear
Transport by van or car
A local appreciation after the tour
Gratuities
Sunscreen and Sunglasses
Water
Activewear recommended
Comfortable Shoes
Dry clothes
Snorkel gear
Hat
Camera
Not recommended for those with breathing issues
Wear closed-toe shoes, no flip-flops
If no guide, wait by ship’s gate stairs
Shared vehicle tour, limited to 11 guests
Our tour offers a bottle of water
Confirmation will be received at time of booking
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I would 10/10 recommend a trip to the Marble Arch Caves! We took our kids (8&6) and had an absolute blast. The tour (especially if the boat tour is on) gives you sights like no other, that you definitely don’t get to see on a daily basis. Truly transports you into a subterranean world!!
Well worth a visit, we didn't book in advance but did arrive fairly early. It was very informative, apparently rocks are alive. We especially enjoyed the little boat journey. Be prepared for the climb coming out.
A fun and interesting experience. There is a short boat ride when you get into the cave (this is dependent on recent water levels, best to check before arriving if this is operating). The boat ride allowed a unique experience of floating along under rock formations. The guide talked us through different calcium formations and the origins of the show cave. Can't fault the guide, he was charming and answered all questions with ease. The cafe there offers a great variety of food (sandwiches/cakes) and a nice cuppa. Gift shop for the usual goodies which was fairly priced. Ample parking on site. Recommend walking boots due to terrain inside the cave. Quite a few stairs at the end of the cave.
I had the pleasure of visiting the Marble Arch Caves as it was close to 30 years from my last visit, and it was an unforgettable experience. From the moment we arrived, the staff couldn’t have been more welcoming – friendly, and full of knowledge that really brought the caves’ history to life. The tour itself was fascinating, with each step taking us deeper into a landscape that felt both ancient and alive. It’s incredible to think of the history steeped within those walls, still continuing to this day. What really made the visit unique, though, was the chance to take a boat trip into the caves, as the water level was unusually low. Gliding through the dark, echoing chambers was both peaceful and awe-inspiring, giving us a perspective of the caves that felt truly special. Overall, the combination of passionate staff, rich history, and that rare boat journey made the visit stand out. It’s one of those experiences that lingers long after you leave, and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for something memorable. To think that a Stalactites and Stalagmites grows 1cm every 1000 years. Stalactites are icicle-shaped mineral formations that hang from a cave's ceiling, while stalagmites are mound-shaped formations that grow upwards from the cave's floor.
Here’s a short review you could use: --- We had a wonderful family visit to the Marble Arch Caves in Enniskillen. The guided tour was both fascinating and fun, with stunning underground chambers, rivers, and rock formations that amazed both adults and kids. The guide explained everything clearly. The surrounding Park was closed unfortunately. A perfect day out for families who love nature and exploration!
