• Kralendijk - Explore Kaya Grandi in Kralendijk, the main street filled with shops, restaurants, government offices, and the island council parliament.
• Harbour Village Marina - We head north, passing Harbour Village Marina, one of Bonaire’s two marinas. Nearby, you’ll find Harbour Village Beach Resort, Eden Beach Resort, Chocogo Beach Resort, and Isidel Park, our newest public beachfront park.
• Hato - As we continue north, we’ll pass through Hato, a residential area north of Kralendijk. This area is home to popular hotels like Den Laman, Sand Dollar, Captain Don’s Habitat, Buddy Dive Resort, and Hamlet Oasis.
• Sabadeco - Sabadeco, or Santa Barbara Development Company, is a residential area where we’ll see some of the island’s most impressive (and expensive) villas.
• 1000 Steps - Heading further north along the coastal road towards BOPEC, we’ll stop for 5 minutes at 1000 Steps. Enjoy the ‘1000’ steps down and up in this beautiful area, a must-see on the island.
• BOPEC - BOPEC served as an oil storage plant during Venezuela’s oil production peak. Today, the plant is inactive and awaiting a new purpose.
• Goto Lake - Goto Lake is crucial for Washington National Park, collecting rainwater and mixing it with seawater from its open connection to the Caribbean Sea. The lake attracts many birds, including flamingos. We’ll stop at a viewpoint offering an impressive view of Goto Lake.
• Rincon - Rincon is the island’s oldest residential area, hidden in a valley to stay out of sight from sailors with bad intentions. The village exemplifies the authentic, tranquil life of Bonaireans.
• Bonaire Landsailing Adventures - We’ll visit this unique area where people of all ages enjoy landsailing carts, a new sport on the island.
• Seru Largu - This is the highest observation point on the island, offering spectacular views of most of the island, including the east and west coasts and Klein Bonaire.

• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Bottled water

Most tours are organized for groups. In our case, we offer you an individual tour, just for you and your travel companion. It might be more expensive than the per-person rate for a group tour, but you get all the attention of our guide or driver. Our guide/driver is a real local with very often years of experience as a taxi driver and guide. She or he knows every corner of the island, and you will be surprised by their knowledge of our history and culture. Feel free to ask your driver to make longer or shorter stops en route; there is much to see and a lot to tell.

• The remaining hours will be allotted for the travel time from pick up until drop off.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.