La Bufadora is a marine geyser that regularly shoots seawater up to 100 feet in the air from a submerged cave. Even on a calm day, be prepared to …
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Feb 26, 2025
Used an independent tour for $25 per person vs. much higher cruise ship prices. A good 45-1hour drive to get there. As soon as you arrive you & your guide start walking downhill amongst (it feels) li…Full review by tammyBaltimore_Md
Feb 19, 2025
The kayak excursion offered by Royal Caribbean was fantastic. February 2025. The only unpleasant part of the experience was the bus that was dirty, no functional washroom and the speaker for the guid…Full review by Pierrette D
Dec 17, 2024
It’s a natural phenomenon so the impressiveness is going to vary according to how forceful the sea is at the time you’re there! The walk to the blowhole can be frustrating for some as you’re running…Full review by jsutt74
Hi, does one has to walk a lot when visiting la bufadora? I am visiting with old parents and have limited mobility. They can walk but not a lot at a time. Any suggestions??
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You would have to look out for the restaurants and bars to sit for a bit. There are no "park" benches until you get to the end by the blow hole. There you can find steps and ledges to sit …
You would have to look out for the restaurants and bars to sit for a bit. There are no "park" benches until you get to the end by the blow hole. There you can find steps and ledges to sit down on. If they have the walkers with the seats it would be ideal. It is a relatively flat walk.There are some steps at the end newar the blowhole.
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