Bonaire ― Divers Paradise
Bonaire is a beautiful tropical island in the Caribbean that officially belongs to the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It has been a special municipality of the Netherlands since October 2010 along with the islands of Saba and Saint Eustatius, together called the BES Islands.
Bonaire is the most eastern island of the ABC islands, as known at the Lesser Antilles. It has a land area of 288 km2, is 40 km long and only 5-12 km wide. With only 18,000 inhabitants, Bonaire is one of the less densely populated islands in the Caribbean. The broad variety of landscapes include small beaches, lagoons, mangroves, saltpans and desert- like areas, also known as “kunuku”. Next to Kralendijk, Bonaire has the old and authentic village of Rincon, where you can experience and learn about Bonaire’s history.

Bars & Restaurants
Bonaire has a lot of bars and good and pleasant restaurants, were you can enjoy a nice drink or a delicious meal.
• Windsock, EEG Boulevard, Belnem
• Maiky snack, Kaminda Sorobon
• Ingridients, Kaya Gob N Debrot, Kralendijk
• At Sea, Kaya CEB Hellmund 25, Kralendijk
• Foodies, Kaminda Sorobon
• Sebastian’s, Julio A Abraham Boulevard 60, Kralendijk
• Little Havana, Kaya Bonaire, Kralendijk
Activities
• Diving, learn to dive or explorer the underwater world with Beyond the corals
• Snorkeling, enjoy the beautiful reef and the many different fishes of Bonaire
• Windsurfing, at Sorobon, one of the worlds famous spots
• Kite surfing, at kite surf beach Atlantic
• Kayaking, at Lac Bay and see the great mangrove the nursery room from the sea
• Sailing, go out by boat, enjoy the good wind, sail to klein Bonaire
Bonaire also offers a wide range of non-water related activities
• Mountain biking, with well-marked trails throughout the island
• Walking trails in Nation Park Washington Slagbaai, and climb the Subi Brandaris
• Horse riding, (including beach rides- a memory you’ll not soon forget!)
• Cave exploration
• Island bus tours including visits to the unique salt flats and pink flamingo feeding grounds