Blue hole shoes

What type of shoes are appropriate to wear on this excursion?

the locals/guides are barefoot - we wore sneakers/tennis shoes

What type of shoes are appropriate to wear on this excursion?

I would wear water shoes at a minimum.

Water proof sandals such as Keen, Teva, or equivalents would be better.

That is what I had planned (water shoes/sandals) but did not know what type of "hiking trail" you take to get to the hole. I did not know if we needed close toe or teva type sandals would work. Ugh, and off I am to buy a pair as my water shoes have disappeared.

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That is what I had planned (water shoes/sandals) but did not know what type of "hiking trail" you take to get to the hole. I did not know if we needed close toe or teva type sandals would work. Ugh, and off I am to buy a pair as my water shoes have disappeared.

I wore those water shoes that you buy for $10 in Jamaica because I accidentally left my Tevas in the cabin on the cruise ship. :(

If you are just doing Blue Hole then I wouldn't worry about closed toe but if you are also doing Dunn River Falls I would definitely go closed toe there.

Inexpensive water shoes work fine. We got ours at Walmart.

There and back, what a FABULOUS place! I'd kept it a local secret! [emoji5] We all used different types of watershoes and sandals, no problem with any of them.

Inexpensive water shoes work fine. We got ours at Walmart.

Would something like those work for Dunn's River Falls as well?

Would something like those work for Dunn's River Falls as well?

Yes but they might be single vacation wear shoes. I seem to remember being surprised how much wear they took off of my DH's aqua socks.

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Our Chacos closed toe water shoes were great for Blue Hole, but not too good for rappelling down the waterfall at Bocawina Falls in Belize -- not enough traction for the slippery, moss-covered rocks.