An ideal place to dive, the Bari Reef will no doubt be one of the first things visitors to the Caribbean will want to see. The diving instructors will take you around the underwater sites, and you can enjoy the many tropical sea life and beautiful reefs.

The extensive cave network on the island gives it some of the most unique natural scenery you will ever see. Full of stalactites and ancient cave drawings, the Bolivia Caves are a great afternoon activity to explore something new.

There are many species of tropical fish in the region, many of which can be found at the Marine Park. Originally a preserve, the Marine Park is a large outdoor aquarium ideal for all members of the family. You can also dive amongst the corals and reefs found here.

The native Flamingos of the island can be found in their natural habitat here at the Flamingo Sanctuary. You will have to travel through the National Park to reach the sanctuary, however you will see a wealth of beautiful sights and scenery along the way.

Built in the early 17th century, the Dutch fort is the remains of a colonial settlement from the Dutch Golden Age. Originally acting as both a defensive fort and provisions store for the island's former slave population, Fort Oranje now stands as a visitor attraction on this Caribbean island.