Lac Cai glass-bottom kayak and snorkel mangrove experience

Gratis afbestilling

Sted: Bonaire

Varighed: 3 timer

Sprog: English, Dutch

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Guidet Tur

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Højdepunkter

Paddle through the mangrove in a glass-bottom kayak
Snorkel in a stunning mangrove tunnel
Admire the beauty of this protected area

Beskrivelse

Join a kayak and snorkel tour through the mangroves around Lac Cai beach. With glass-bottom kayaks, you can experience the beauty of this incredible area in a unique way!

Start at Lac Cai beach and follow your guide as you paddle to the mangrove. Admire the breathtaking sceneries around you and look down through the glass bottom of your kayak. Paddle through the mangrove tunnels and spot various types of birds. Enjoy a snorkel break in one of the mangrove tunnels and observe the countless types of fish, corals and sponges.

The mangroves are protected and part of the RAMSAR treaty as they are the birthplace of various types of animals. Back on Lac Cai beach, you can enjoy a bit of fruit punch with a snack Your guide will show you a place to spot turtles, here you can snorkel on your own.

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Vigtig information

Please remember to bring your STINAPA E-ticket and a towel
Please note that the usage of fins is not allowed in the mangrove
You can use sunscreen and mosquito spray before the tour, but cannot bring it inside the mangrove area
For all waterbased activities in the Marine Park you must be able to present proof you paid the Nature Fee. Please find all info and purchase you Nature Fee at : www.stinapa.org

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I prisen indgår

Guidet rundvisning

Vand

Brug af udstyr

Snacks

Afbestillingsregler

Få 100% tilbage, hvis du afbestiller op til 48 timer inden aktiviteten begynder.

Bestillingsgebyr

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Sted

Lac Cai Beach, Kralendijk, Caribisch Nederland

Mødested:

Please meet your guide at Lac Cai Beach at 13:00 (1 pm). First you will pass by the Mangrove Center, continue driving until you see the mountains with the conch-shells.