Guadirikiri Cave in Arikok National Park October 26, 2010 Sun: Radisson Aruba Resort, Passions Beach Bar & Restaurant Mon: ABC Jeep Tour & California Lighthouse, Alto Vista Chapel, Natural Bridges & Gold Mine, Ostrich Farm & Baby Beach, sunset cruise & Smokey Joes Tue: Ayo Rock Formation & Donkey Sanctuary, Boca Prins & Fontein Cave, Café Rembrandt, Bon Bini Festival & El Gaucho Wed: SNUBA on the Antilla shipwreck, Pelican's Nest & Aqua Grill Thur: Fort Zoutman Museum, Submarine Atlantis, Amazonia Brazilian Steakhouse Fri: Aruba Aloe Factory,  Palmera Rum & Zeerover Bar, cemeteries, churches & Casabari Rock, Screaming Eagle Sat: Old Dutch Mill & Bubali Bird Sanctuary Previous page                                                                         Next Page

Linda at the entrance to Guadirikiri Cave in Arikok National Park

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Guadirikiri Cave is just a short distance from Fontein Cave and is not fenced off, since there are no indian drawings to damage. The entrance is father up the cliff, but because of openings in the roof of the cave, there is ventilation and the cave is more comfortable than Fontein.

There are several chambers at Guadirikiri Cave and we traveled perhaps 150 feet into the hillside. There was enough light from the occasional holes in the ceiling, that we had no trouble without flashlights. We saw several Aruban whip tailed lizards in the cave.