Bonaire

Willemstoren Lighthouse, built in 1837, is the oldest lighthouse on Bonaire and a symbol of the island's history. Its white and red tower guards the wild coastline, where the waves constantly break on the rocky shore. Surrounded by raw nature, even flamingos, which gives the place a unique atmosphere.

Te Amo Beach will enchant you with its white sand, clear water and peaceful atmosphere. Along the shore, you'll find coral and plenty of fish perfect for snorkelling. If you're looking for a paradise without the crowds, you'll love this place.

Klein Bonaire is a paradise with long sandy beaches and crystal waters. Swimming here is only safe in designated areas. Below the surface you will find beautiful coral reefs, colourful fish and, with a bit of luck, sea turtles. Offshore, the bottom slopes sharply, creating a breathtaking contrast of light and shadow.

Kralendijk, the capital of Bonaire, will enchant you with its pastel facades, peaceful atmosphere and views of Klein Bonaire. Stroll along Kaya Grandi, visit Fort Oranje and take a photo by the "Bonaire" sign. The harbour promenade is perfect for romantic sunset strolls.

Sorobon Beach on the east coast of Bonaire is completely different than most beaches on the island. While the west coast offers deep waters and reefs ideal for diving, here you'll be greeted by a shallow turquoise lagoon with fine white sand. However, the beach has one catch - the wind.

Lac Cai Beach is a wild beach with pink sand, shells and mangroves. Getting here is challenging, but the reward is worth it - a quiet cove, spectacular views and complete solitude. You won't find services here, but you'll experience untouched nature and relaxation away from the crowds.

Old Slave Huts on Bonaire are stone huts where slaves working in the salt fields once slept. There are two locations on the coast - white and yellow houses. Within them, slaves lived in extreme conditions, commuting up to seven hours to get here.

Salt Pier is known for its mountains of salt and great deep sea diving. Pink Beach once glowed with pink sand, now offering calm crystal waters and beautiful scenery. Although the snorkeling off the pier is not ideal, Pink Beach is a great place to relax and take a short stop.

1000 Steps Beach will enchant you from above - the turquoise water and white sand, lined with limestone cliffs, create a spectacular view. There are only 67 steps to the beach, but they can seem endless after snorkelling. You'll find a tranquil atmosphere, coral reefs and a rich underwater world here.