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What to expect at Nividia Bat Cave: a detailed guide with tips
马里诺岛巴斯蒂门多斯国家公园的点评
点评：Review of Nividia Bat Cave, which is part of Parque Nacional Marino Isla Bastimento but managed by a local family.
1. You need to rent a boat as it is difficult to access otherwise as you need to wind through the mangroves. Find a tour company or private driver (we had a private boat and guide for the day through our VRBO). The ride there is through mangroves and is gorgeous and winds through the Bahia Honda River.
2. This is an active tour. This is not a tour for those who cannot handle walking through the jungle for a bit and then descending into the cave (gentle slope but slippery and you can lose your footing).
3. Water shoes and headlamps and gloves are provided.
4. Bring your own bugspray!! You will need it!
5. Your guide will lead you on the walk to the cave and also be with you inside the cave. Since we took a private boat, our boat guides were not part of the bat tour. They handed us over to one of the owners of the cave. He spoke excellent English and was full of stories and also info about the jungle. He went with us on our journey. It will take about 20 minutes to hike from the place you get your gear to the mouth of the cave. The hike is part of the fun and our guide showed us frogs and sloths and monkeys.
6. Once at the mouth of the cave, you will walk in and there are parts where the water is quite deep (up to my neck). After about 30 minutes of hike/swim combo, you will come to the swimming hole. The swimming hole is small and you can jump off the top of a rock there. Be careful as my daughter is tall and we needed to shine a flashlight onto the celling so that when she jumped she did not hit her head on the ceiling of the cave. The water is refreshing.
7. The bats are nectar bats and though they fly around a bit, they are not swarming you and flying into your bodies. It is not overwhelming or scary.
8. The only downside? The guide at the cave charged us $20 each, and we were initially told it was $10 each, but we did not wish to argue with him as it was awkward and, like most tourists, we have plenty and his place seemed humble, so why quibble over a few dollars?
1. You need to rent a boat as it is difficult to access otherwise as you need to wind through the mangroves. Find a tour company or private driver (we had a private boat and guide for the day through our VRBO). The ride there is through mangroves and is gorgeous and winds through the Bahia Honda River.
2. This is an active tour. This is not a tour for those who cannot handle walking through the jungle for a bit and then descending into the cave (gentle slope but slippery and you can lose your footing).
3. Water shoes and headlamps and gloves are provided.
4. Bring your own bugspray!! You will need it!
5. Your guide will lead you on the walk to the cave and also be with you inside the cave. Since we took a private boat, our boat guides were not part of the bat tour. They handed us over to one of the owners of the cave. He spoke excellent English and was full of stories and also info about the jungle. He went with us on our journey. It will take about 20 minutes to hike from the place you get your gear to the mouth of the cave. The hike is part of the fun and our guide showed us frogs and sloths and monkeys.
6. Once at the mouth of the cave, you will walk in and there are parts where the water is quite deep (up to my neck). After about 30 minutes of hike/swim combo, you will come to the swimming hole. The swimming hole is small and you can jump off the top of a rock there. Be careful as my daughter is tall and we needed to shine a flashlight onto the celling so that when she jumped she did not hit her head on the ceiling of the cave. The water is refreshing.
7. The bats are nectar bats and though they fly around a bit, they are not swarming you and flying into your bodies. It is not overwhelming or scary.
8. The only downside? The guide at the cave charged us $20 each, and we were initially told it was $10 each, but we did not wish to argue with him as it was awkward and, like most tourists, we have plenty and his place seemed humble, so why quibble over a few dollars?
翻译：尼维迪亚蝙蝠洞 (Nividia Bat Cave) 点评，它是巴斯蒂门托岛国家马里诺公园的一部分，但由当地家庭管理。
1. 需要租一艘船，否则很难到达，因为你需要蜿蜒穿过红树林。寻找旅游公司或私人司机（我们通过 VRBO 有一艘私人船和当天的导游）。那里的骑行穿过红树林，风景优美，蜿蜒穿过巴伊亚本田河。
2. 这是一次主动旅行。对于那些无法在丛林中步行一段时间然后下入洞穴的人来说，这不是一次旅行（斜坡平缓但很滑，你可能会失去立足点）。
3. 提供水鞋和头灯及手套。
4.带上你自己的杀虫剂！你会需要它！
5. 您的导游将带领您步行前往洞穴，并在洞穴内陪伴您。由于我们乘坐私人船只，因此我们的船只导游不参与蝙蝠之旅。他们把我们交给了洞穴的一位主人。他英语说得很好，充满了关于丛林的故事和信息。他和我们一起踏上旅程。从领取装备的地方徒步到洞口大约需要20分钟。徒步旅行是乐趣的一部分，我们的导游向我们展示了青蛙、树懒和猴子。
6. 到了洞口，走进去，有些地方水很深（到我的脖子）。经过大约30分钟的徒步/游泳组合，您将到达游泳洞。游泳洞很小，你可以从那里的岩石顶上跳下来。要小心，因为我的女儿很高，我们需要用手电筒照射天花板，这样当她跳起来时，她的头就不会撞到洞穴的天花板。水很清爽。
7. 蝙蝠是花蜜蝙蝠，虽然它们会飞来飞去，但它们不会聚集到您身上并飞入您的身体。它并不势不可挡或令人恐惧。
8. 唯一的缺点是什么？洞穴里的导游收取了每人 20 美元的费用，我们最初被告知每人 10 美元，但我们不想与他争论，因为这很尴尬，而且像大多数游客一样，我们有很多东西，而且他的地方看起来很简陋，所以为什么为了几美元而狡辩？
1. 需要租一艘船，否则很难到达，因为你需要蜿蜒穿过红树林。寻找旅游公司或私人司机（我们通过 VRBO 有一艘私人船和当天的导游）。那里的骑行穿过红树林，风景优美，蜿蜒穿过巴伊亚本田河。
2. 这是一次主动旅行。对于那些无法在丛林中步行一段时间然后下入洞穴的人来说，这不是一次旅行（斜坡平缓但很滑，你可能会失去立足点）。
3. 提供水鞋和头灯及手套。
4.带上你自己的杀虫剂！你会需要它！
5. 您的导游将带领您步行前往洞穴，并在洞穴内陪伴您。由于我们乘坐私人船只，因此我们的船只导游不参与蝙蝠之旅。他们把我们交给了洞穴的一位主人。他英语说得很好，充满了关于丛林的故事和信息。他和我们一起踏上旅程。从领取装备的地方徒步到洞口大约需要20分钟。徒步旅行是乐趣的一部分，我们的导游向我们展示了青蛙、树懒和猴子。
6. 到了洞口，走进去，有些地方水很深（到我的脖子）。经过大约30分钟的徒步/游泳组合，您将到达游泳洞。游泳洞很小，你可以从那里的岩石顶上跳下来。要小心，因为我的女儿很高，我们需要用手电筒照射天花板，这样当她跳起来时，她的头就不会撞到洞穴的天花板。水很清爽。
7. 蝙蝠是花蜜蝙蝠，虽然它们会飞来飞去，但它们不会聚集到您身上并飞入您的身体。它并不势不可挡或令人恐惧。
8. 唯一的缺点是什么？洞穴里的导游收取了每人 20 美元的费用，我们最初被告知每人 10 美元，但我们不想与他争论，因为这很尴尬，而且像大多数游客一样，我们有很多东西，而且他的地方看起来很简陋，所以为什么为了几美元而狡辩？
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