Bonaire island guide
What to know before you fly, where to dive, where to eat and how to get around. Practical tips from our team for guests and new residents.
Good to know before you travel
Every visitor to Bonaire pays a one-time entry tax and a nature fee for the marine park. Pay both online before you travel.
Diving on Bonaire
More than 80 dive sites, many of them reachable from the shore. Drive to a marked site, put on your gear and walk in.
Car rental on Bonaire with 10% off
Public transport on Bonaire is limited, so a car is the easiest way to get around. Our partner Pick up Huren Bonaire gives our guests 10% off.
Things to do on Bonaire
Beyond diving, Bonaire has flamingos, a national park, kite and windsurf spots and quiet beaches. A few ideas for your days above water.
Where to eat on Bonaire
From seafood at sunset to Italian and a private chef at home. These are the places Caprice recommends.
Flights to Bonaire
Bonaire has direct flights from the United States, Canada and the Netherlands, and short flights from Curaçao and Aruba.
Why visit Bonaire
A small island with protected reefs, flamingos, trade winds and no mass tourism. This is what makes Bonaire different from its busier neighbors.