Facts about Bonaire

Bonaire lies off Venezuela’s coast in the southern Caribbean and does not experience hurricanes. This makes Bonaire a popular place with international travelers. Visitors to Bonaire will marvel at its reef-lined coast, which is protected by Bonaire National Marine Park, the oldest marine reserve in the world. Beyond its rich marine life, the island shelters lizards, donkeys, and birds within its immense Washington Slagbaai National Park. The Park is marked by beaches, lagoons, caverns, and desert-like hills. The capital of Bonaire is Kralendijk. There is only one other city on the island called Rincon.

While enjoying the natural beauty of this island, there are many ways to give back to the community. There are opportunities to support education and to help conserve the wildlife and ecosystem of this stunning island. Responsible tourism adds great value to every trip you take.