South Tour With Local Guide

The journey, in full

Kralendijk Bonaire Town Tour: At the start of the tour, we will tell you about the downtown area of Kralendijk. Downtown Kralendijk consists of a few streets and is easily walkable. Kaya Grandi is the Main Street where you will find most shops, restaurants, and cafes. After the tour, we can drop you off in the center if you would like to do some shopping and walk around. If you're on a cruise, the ship port is about a 5-minute walk from the downtown district, and you will easily be able to see and walk back to your ship before departure. Bonaire International Airport: Here you will see our pink airport and we will share about tourism and flights arriving and departing from Bonaire. Te Amo Beach: Te Amo Beach, meaning "I Love You" Beach, is a beautiful public spot situated near Bonaire's airport. It has a tranquil and sandy shoreline with easy access to the water. Donkey Beach: This is a nice local beach where local family and friends gather on the weekends and for celebrations. Bachelors Beach: Local Beach with very clear water.  Belnem: A fast-growing neighborhood on the Island.  Delfins Beach Resort Bonaire: This is a large modern resort that has private beach access and a swim-up bar & restaurant for patrons. Punt Vierkant: One of the very old lighthouses on Bonaire with great history.  Hilma Hooker: Ship wracks, a famous spot for divers.  Salt Pier/ Pink Water: The Salt Pier is one of the most beautiful stops on the island! On your right, you will see our two-toned blue clear ocean, and on your left, you will see pink water and Bonaire's famous mountains of salt. We will be stopping here to take photos and allow you to ask questions and see the salt crystals and foam up close. At this stop, we'll be sharing information about the important role of salt on our island and why this spot in particular is special. White Slave Huts: Here at White Pan, you will see the Slaves Huts that were built in the 1850s. We'll take some time here to talk about the history and the unique corals on the island. This will be our last stop. While driving back downtown we encourage you to ask questions and will share more about the island. Red Slave Huts: You will see the Red Slaves Huts that were built in the 1850s. Great story about the Red White Blue stripe colors.  Light House: Here you will be able to get out of the vehicle and have a look around the lighthouse. This is often a popular spot for wild flamingos and donkeys to roam. Sorobon Beach: Sorobon Beach is one of Bonaire's natural treasures enjoyed by sunbathers and water enthusiasts of all ages. It’s known for its calm, clear, and shallow water. With these conditions and Bonaire's steady trade winds, Sorobon hosts some of the world's best windsurfing both for amateurs and professionals. Nikiboko Neighborhood: Here you will see how local people live and how they build their colorful houses.  Tera Cora Neighborhood: Here you will see how local people live and how they build their colorful housesThis will be our last point of interest,  while driving back downtown we encourage you to ask questions and we will share more about the island.