Frequently Asked Questions

Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) is the island’s official tourism board. It promotes travel to Bonaire and provides authoritative information on attractions, accommodations, activities, and visitor requirements.

Bonaire offers more than 85 untouched dive sites, over 22 tropical beaches, warm trade winds, and reefs that host 350 fish species and 57 coral species. The island emphasizes sustainable tourism and an uncrowded, nature-focused experience.

You can browse dive sites, beaches, restaurants, and other points of interest, then mark them as favorites to build a personalized itinerary. An interactive map helps locate each spot, and all selections are saved in a single itinerary view.

Featured experience categories include diving, watersports, eco adventures, sightseeing, beaches, cuisine, and organized excursions. Each category links to detailed pages with recommended operators and sites.

Bonaire lists more than 85 dive sites with thriving reefs, excellent visibility, and minimal currents. The island markets them as some of the last truly unspoiled dive locations in the Caribbean.

The island features over 22 tropical beaches spread across Bonaire and Klein Bonaire, ranging from secluded coves to easily accessed stretches of sand. The interactive map and beach section help you find locations that match your preferences.

Yes. Eco adventures include guided cave hikes, nature walks, and other low-impact outdoor activities that highlight the island’s unique flora, fauna, and geology.

The Cuisine section showcases local restaurants and culinary events, emphasizing fresh seafood, Caribbean flavors, and farm-to-table dining options.

Yes. The Events Calendar lists cultural celebrations such as Carnival, Easter beach camping, and Valentine’s Day activities, along with their dates and descriptions.

Every visitor is required to pay a tourist entry tax of USD $75 per person, per visit. The tax is collected upon entry to the island.

Funds from the USD $75 entry tax are invested in education, infrastructure, tourism development, and sustainability initiatives on Bonaire.

All visitors who plan to participate in water activities must purchase a Nature Tag. The fee supports conservation efforts that keep Bonaire’s marine environment pristine; the website does not list the tag’s price.

The Nature Tag funds reef preservation and environmental programs, ensuring the island’s underwater ecosystems remain healthy for future generations.

Tourism Corporation Bonaire’s office is at Kaya Grandi #2, Kralendijk, Bonaire, Dutch Caribbean.

The office is open Monday–Thursday from 8:00 AM–12:00 PM and 1:30 PM–5:00 PM, and Friday from 8:00 AM–12:00 PM.

You can call +599-717-8322 during office hours. A contact form and media inquiries section are also available on the website.

Key tools include an interactive island map, a favorites list that builds a shareable itinerary, detailed guides on getting around, and FAQs on entry requirements.

Yes. It displays real-time readings such as an average air temperature of 28 °C and water temperature of 30 °C.

The 'How To Get To Bonaire' section explains travel options and entry requirements, and the 'Getting Around' page describes on-island transportation choices.

Yes. You can sign up for the e-newsletter to receive updates on events, news, and new travel resources.

The language selector offers English, Dutch, German, and Spanish.

The island especially appeals to divers, snorkelers, watersports enthusiasts, eco-tourists, and travelers seeking quiet beaches and authentic Caribbean culture.

Yes. Programs like the Bonaire Nature Fee and community efforts promoted under 'Preserving Bonaire for Generations to Come' encourage visitors to protect local ecosystems.

An interactive map labeled 'X Marks the Spot' lets you locate beaches, dive sites, hotels, restaurants, and other attractions quickly.

The 'Be Inspired' gallery features visitor-submitted images showcasing the island’s beaches, reefs, and landscapes.

Yes. Ready-made itineraries and a personalization tool help you plan daily activities based on interests such as diving, sightseeing, or cuisine.

Bonaire offers a wide selection of lodging options, including hotels, resorts, private villas, boutique hotels, bed & breakfasts, and apartments.

The website’s real-time weather display shows an air temperature of 29 °C and a water temperature of 30 °C.

Yes. The Blog section features locally written articles that explore Bonaire’s culture, wildlife, events, cuisine, and travel tips, giving visitors deeper insight into the island.

Yes. The real-time weather widget allows you to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit for both air and water temperature readings.

Yes. The sightseeing section notes that seasoned local guides are available to help visitors discover Bonaire’s natural wonders and other attractions.

Carnival is an annual island-wide celebration held in January and February. During this period, Bonaire comes alive with music, dance, and colorful parades featuring creative costumes that fill the streets with energy and excitement.

Each Easter weekend, Bonaire’s beaches transform into lively seaside campsites as locals and visitors take part in the beloved tradition of camping by the sea.

Yes. The Watersports section of the official site lists local operators who provide equipment rentals, lessons, and guided outings for activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, and more.

The website’s dedicated “Getting Around” page outlines the on-island transportation choices and gives practical guidance on arranging them, so you can move easily between beaches, dive sites, and other attractions.

The Valentine’s Day blog on the official site notes that Bonaire invites couples to slow down, soak up the sunshine, and share unforgettable moments together, offering many effortless ways to celebrate love on the island.