Rainforest Hiking and Waterfall Tour

? Highlights

✅ Learn to ride a wind-powered blokart (land-sail kart) — fun and beginner-friendly.
✅ Visit the famous Cadushy Distillery in Rincon and taste cactus-based rum.
✅ See stunning natural viewpoints like Gotomeer Lake and 1000 Steps.
✅ Explore both the north and south parts of Bonaire, including salt-pans and pink beaches.
✅ Enjoy pickup and drop-off service directly from your hotel or cruise port.

? Full Description

This 5-hour guided tour combines excitement and culture in one of the Caribbean’s most scenic destinations. Begin your day with an introduction to land-sailing — a safe and thrilling activity powered by Bonaire’s constant trade winds. After mastering your blokart, set out to explore the island’s incredible natural beauty.

Travel through Bonaire’s southern region, where you’ll see pink salt flats, historic slave huts, and flocks of flamingos. Then continue north along the Queen’s Highway, stopping at iconic lookouts such as the 1000 Steps and Gotomeer Lake.

Next, stop at the Cadushy Distillery in Rincon to learn how the world’s only cactus liqueur is made. Taste local rum and enjoy the tropical garden filled with parrots and iguanas. End your adventure with relaxing views of the island before heading back to your accommodation.

? What’s Included

• Hotel or port pickup & drop-off
  
  

• Land-sailing lesson and all necessary equipment
  
  

• Visit and tasting at Cadushy Distillery
  
  

• Light refreshments
  
  

• Professional local guide
  
  

?️ What to Bring

• Comfortable clothing and shoes
  
  

• Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses
  
  

• Camera for amazing photos
  
  

• ID for tasting session at the distillery
  
  

• Good energy and curiosity!
  
  

? Why Travelers Love It

❤️ “A great way to see the whole island and try something new — land-sailing was easier than expected and so much fun!”
❤️ “Perfect mix of adventure and culture. The cactus rum tasting was a highlight!”
❤️ “Excellent guide, comfortable transport, and beautiful island views throughout.”