Local Native Guided Tour Indian's Tour

Local Native Guided Tour Indian's Tour

Small signposts direct the way to the Indian inscriptions found on a 3-foot limestone ledge that juts out like a partially formed cave entrance. Look up to see the red-stained designs and symbols inscribed on the limestone, said to have been the handiwork of the Arawak Indians when they inhabited the island centuries ago. The pictographs date back at least to the 15th century.

Driving near the North East ocean of Bonaire, seeing the splashing waves hitting the cliffs on the coastline with some donkeys
walking around until we reach the downtown.
We will be also visiting the Boca Onima where you will be able to see a nice inlet of waves entering the shoreline. There you can see the other 12 wind turbines that help produce the electricity of the Island.

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Stop At: Boka Onima, Rincón, Caribbean Netherlands

Driving near the North East ocean of Bonaire, seeing the splashing waves hitting the cliffs on the coastline with some donkeys
walking around until we reach the downtown.
We will be also visiting the Boca Onima where you will be able to see a nice inlet of waves entering the shoreline. There you can see the other 12 wind turbines that help produce the electricity of the Island

Duration: 1 hour