Bonaire, Netherlands Special Municipality Port Reviews

For a sightseeing idea, visit the Donkey Sanctuary. Pet and feed them. Then see the Salt Mountains and learn how they produce and harvest sea salt. Bring your camera

If you enjoy museums, visit the Natural History Plantation Museum and the Open Air Museum and discover Bonaire's heritage.

Tops highlights in Bonaire are the Donkey Sanctuary, snow white Salt Mountains, Blow Hole, and flamingos. Be sure to stop at one of the beach coves.

If you take the No Name Beach Water Taxi to No Name Beach, it is better to bring your own equipment. Shade is limited, as are facilities - umbrellas, chairs & restrooms.

If you have time left over in Bonaire, take a powered Tuk Tuk at the pier and visit the island's capital square. Stop at the largest church.

We went scuba diving here. It was INCREDIBLE! We didn't go with the ship excursion, there's a dive shop 50 feet from the pier, and the diving right from the shop is awesome! It was a 90+ foot wall dive, right from shore. Tons of fish, coral, marine life.

Visited: Dec 08, 2007

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We enjoyed the island. We took a cab ride tour that was great!!! Saw many interesting sites from slave quarters, salt factory, local school , and homes.

Great Beach day

Visited: Feb 25, 2020

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Visited: Mar 07, 2019

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We walked around and did some shopping in a few of the local shops and stopped at an outdoor bar/restaurant where we were able to sip drinks in view of the port, we stayed all day chatting with locals and staff, the people here are so friendly and helpful, we enjoyed ourselves immensely and plan to return to Bonaire often.

Visited: Jan 20, 2018

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