Bonaire Cruises

Bonaire is truly a diver's paradise and one of the world's premier destinations for snorkelling and scuba diving. The island is enveloped by a fringing reef which begins close to the shoreline and slopes gently to great depths, placing colourful soft and hard corals, sponges, and tropical fish within easy reach. Bonaire's calm waters further make snorkelling an easy and delightful experience for all ages.

Bonaire might be a small island, but it's big on beaches. Located on the windward side of Bonaire, Sorobon Beach is shimmering stretch of white sand, lapped by the sheltered, shallow waters of Lac Bay. It's a perfect place for families and water sports enthusiasts alike. Pink Beach remains one of Bonaire's most charming strips of sand; it offers excellent snorkelling and diving opportunities, and the tranquil seclusion makes it an amazing spot for a beach day away from the crowds.

Washington Slagbaai National Park is a nature sanctuary located at the northern end of the island of Bonaire. Encompassing an area of over 22 square miles, it was the first nature sanctuary of the Netherlands Antilles. The park is a haven for various types of wildlife and is home to many endemic and migratory bird species, including flamingos. Additionally, it shelters a host of reptile species, such as iguanas and several types of lizards.