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Bon Biní na Boneiru
The Island of Bonaire
It’s In Our Nature
Welcome
to Paradise
Whether you’re looking to explore our vibrant reefs that teem with tropical fish, find a quiet beach to call your own, or indulge in our unforgettable cuisine, it all starts right here.
Bonaire offers untouched dive sites that are among the last truly unspoiled places on earth. Discover over 85 dive sites beneath our turquoise seas, where you'll find thriving reefs teeming with more than 350 species of fish and 57 species of coral.
Whether you seek natural wonders or a secluded, romantic beach, Bonaire has everything you're looking for. And our seasoned local guides can help make it all easier to find.
Sun, sand and surf come together perfectly on Bonaire's beaches. With over 22 tropical beaches on Bonaire and Klein Bonaire, you're sure to find your own personal paradise.
Bonaire offers as much adventure in and on the water as on land. If you think you love the ocean now, you'll fall in love all over again under our gentle waves.
No matter your favorite outdoor activity, you'll enjoy it even more on Bonaire. Blessed with sunshine and warm trade winds nearly every day of the year, we naturally spend a great deal of time outside connecting with nature.
Visitors to Bonaire are required to pay a tourist entry tax of $75 per person, per visit. The funds from the tourist tax are invested to support education, infrastructure, tourism development and sustainability initiatives on the island.
Christmas is coming up fast, and where better to spend the holidays than the warm, breezy, and beautiful island of Bonaire. Bonaire is known for diving and nature and has been recognized as a Culinary Capital.
Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) is getting ready for the celebration of Dia di Rincon. In preparation for the 35th anniversary of this National Holiday, TCB wants to remind the visitors and community of Bonaire about the great things there are to experience on the main road leading to Rincon.
No one knows Bonaire better than our people. So there’s no better way to get to know Bonaire than by reading the blogs they write about the island’s natural habitats, wildlife, history, cuisine, activities, language, and so much more.
Preserving Bonaire for Generations to Come
Bonaire is a true ecological marvel, so we work every day to preserve our piece of paradise.
From beaches and dive sites to hotels and restaurants and everything in between, our interactive map can help you find whatever you’re looking for on Bonaire.