It’s quite the trek Anthony. Here’s a time lapse of the drive out there Bonaire Drives - Spelonk Lighthouse ua-cam.com/video/pbgLcdwgBWg/v-deo.html. The road/trail (when there is one) can be very rough, so take it slow and make sure you have a spare tire and jack (that works); or/and, a spare scuba tank with reg and tire adapter. Take plenty of water too. It’s very exposed out there. I always route the drive looking at Google Earth (not google maps). If you’d rather not venture out on your own, there are ATV and Jeep companies that run tours out that way. A quick look on TripAdvisor should turn up a few options. If you like rugged, desolate destinations, you’ll find that it’s worth the effort. Also, it’s not a quick trip. I’d plan on the entire outing to take half a day. I hope this helps. Enjoy!
The subway to China, can you imagine! Thanks for the post, enjoyed the video and your humour!
... and I am watching you video "right now" 😂
We’ve tried to find the Spelonk Lighthouse several times. How do we get there??
It’s quite the trek Anthony. Here’s a time lapse of the drive out there Bonaire Drives - Spelonk Lighthouse
ua-cam.com/video/pbgLcdwgBWg/v-deo.html. The road/trail (when there is one) can be very rough, so take it slow and make sure you have a spare tire and jack (that works); or/and, a spare scuba tank with reg and tire adapter. Take plenty of water too. It’s very exposed out there. I always route the drive looking at Google Earth (not google maps). If you’d rather not venture out on your own, there are ATV and Jeep companies that run tours out that way. A quick look on TripAdvisor should turn up a few options. If you like rugged, desolate destinations, you’ll find that it’s worth the effort. Also, it’s not a quick trip. I’d plan on the entire outing to take half a day. I hope this helps. Enjoy!