Washington Slagbaai Park 🦜
July 28 in Bonaire ⋅ ☀️ 29 °C
Darren took six friends up to Washington Slagbaai National Park.
It is a 5,643-hectare ecological reserve in northwestern Bonaire, established in 1969. It covers roughly a fifth of the island and isRead more
TravelerWhat is a blow hole?
TravelerA blowhole is a natural geological feature found along coastlines, often in rocky or volcanic areas. It’s essentially a vertical shaft or crevice in the rock that connects to a sea cave or tunnel beneath the water’s surface. As waves crash into the cave, water is forced up through the shaft, creating a dramatic spout of water (sometimes resembling a geyser) that shoots into the air. The height and force of the blowhole depend on the tide, wave conditions, and the shape of the underlying cave system.