7 Days trip in Bonaire, Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba
Bonaire, a special municipality of the Netherlands, is an island in the southern Caribbean known for its pristine beaches and world-class diving opportunities.
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Klein Bonaire
$ $ $ $Take a boat tour to Klein Bonaire, a small uninhabited island with crystal-clear waters. Enjoy snorkeling and swimming in the calm, turquoise waters.
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Explore the beautiful landscapes and biodiversity of Bonaire at Washington Slagbaai National Park. Go hiking through the park's trails and admire the wildlife and views.
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Kralendijk
$ $ $ $Enjoy a romantic dinner at one of the waterfront restaurants in Kralendijk and savor the fresh seafood and Caribbean cuisine. After dinner, have a drink at a beachfront bar or nightclub.
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Sorobon Beach
$ $ $ $Relax on the white sandy beaches of Sorobon Beach and indulge in water sports like windsurfing, kiteboarding, and stand-up paddleboarding.
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Gotomeer
$ $ $ $Visit Gotomeer, a large saltwater lake in Bonaire, known for its flamingo colonies, mangroves, and diverse birdlife. Take a walk around the lake to observe the flora and fauna.
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Onima Bar and Restaurant
$ $ $ $Enjoy the multi-course dinner paired with wine at Onima Bar and Restaurant, which is set in a lush garden with a pool and Jacuzzi. Listen to live music and indulge in locally-inspired dishes.
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Salt Pier
$ $ $ $Explore the iconic Salt Pier that stretches over the ocean, which is a popular destination for divers and snorkelers. Observe the sea life and breathtaking coral formations.
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ATV Adventure Tours Bonaire
$ $ $ $Embark on an ATV tour to explore the rugged terrain of Bonaire, and witness the beautiful vistas, limestone formations, salt hills, and sea views.
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Blockrock
$ $ $ $Spend the evening relaxing on the Blockrock Beach, and indulge in Caribbean seafood dishes at the colorful, rustic beachside restaurant.
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Bonaire National Marine Park
$ $ $ $Take a snorkeling or diving trip to Bonaire National Marine Park, one of the most pristine marine reserves in the Caribbean, and discover the colorful coral reefs, sea sponges, and diverse marine creatures like sea turtles and eagle rays.
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Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire
$ $ $ $Visit the Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire, a non-profit organization that rescues and cares for donkeys, providing a sustainable way to preserve the island's cultural heritage.
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Harbour Village Beach Club
$ $ $ $Dine in style at Harbour Village Beach Club, which offers a unique culinary experience, with extensive wine lists and exquisite menus inspired by the island's local flavors.
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Sint Eustatius
$ $ $ $Visit the neighboring island of Sint Eustatius to explore its rich history and culture, with landmarks like the Fort Oranje, Miriam C. Schmidt Botanical Garden, and The Quill National Park.
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Golden Rock Dive Center
$ $ $ $Go scuba diving at the Golden Rock Dive Center, which offers dives and courses for all levels of experience, with sites like wrecks, walls, and coral gardens.
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Old Gin House Restaurant
$ $ $ $Have a delicious dinner at the Old Gin House Restaurant, a historic plantation house transformed into an elegant colonial-style restaurant, with a terrace overlooking the Caribbean sea.
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Spearfishing Bonaire
$ $ $ $Try something new and go spearfishing with expert guides that will teach you the proper techniques and safety measures to catch fresh fish while exploring the underwater world of Bonaire.
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Kite City Bonaire
$ $ $ $Experience the thrill of kiteboarding in the calm waters of Bonaire, and learn the basics or improve your skills with certified instructors at Kite City Bonaire.
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The Beach Club
$ $ $ $Savor the flavors of Caribbean cuisine at The Beach Club, which offers beachside dining with sea views, and a range of cocktails and wines to complement your meal.
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Pink Beach
$ $ $ $Visit the remote Pink Beach, located on the southern part of the island, and experience the natural beauty of the coast, with stunning coral reefs and pink sand.
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Slave Huts
$ $ $ $Learn about the island's history at the Slave Huts, which are small buildings that were used to house slaves who worked in the salt mines. The huts are well-preserved and provide insight into the lives of the laborers.
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It Rains Fishes
$ $ $ $Have your last exquisite dinner at It Rains Fishes, a sophisticated restaurant that offers a fusion of European and Caribbean cuisine, with an extensive wine list, and live music events.