Top Bonaire Archaeology Tours

This is not a large group tour but a small group tour with no more than 20 people per vehicle and you will have a lot of time with your guide to ask questions. This is a 3 hours tour with 6 stops. Each stops for about 10 minutes for you to take pictures and videos. WHY CHOOSE US? When you buy from your shipping agency(or onboard your ship) you will be put with a minimum of 30 people in one bus and the stops are not going to be about 10 minutes stops but way less. This is why you should book with us and that is why we are way different from all the other big tour companies who are working directly with the ship. We are also very flexible and we customize our tours to what you want to do as well. With the big groups, you can not or are not allowed to make your own request.

Explore the beautiful reefs of Bonaire on a snorkeling adventure from Kralendijk. Sail across the crystal clear waters and snorkel in two different spots to observe the local marine life. Bonaire National Marine Park is home to over 340 species of tropical fish and a number of different seagrasses and mangroves. Enjoy unlimited soft drinks, juice, and snacks in between your snorkel sites.

Discover Bonaire with insights from a longtime resident on this group tour. You won't have to worry about logistics since pickup from the airport, piers, or your hotel is included. Explore like a local as you experience several different parts of the island with 28 points of interest on your route.

This is a special combination tour of Island sightseeing and beach experiences, specially created for CRUISE PASSENGERS. The unique selection of a 2-hour bus tour and a 2-hour beach stay will allow you to visit the popular historical stops. Free bus pick-up from Beach. Our guide will share a complete island narrative on history and culture. The beach stop has restrooms, a restaurant, and beach chair amenities.

Mangroves are one of Bonaire’s most important ecosystems. Discover them with an experienced nature guide on this clear-bottom kayak tour of Lac Bay’s mangroves, with snorkeling gear so you can see even more. Learn about four different species of mangroves and the complex relationship between plants, animals and fish as you paddle. Price excludes marine park fees: these are free for cruise ship passengers and available to purchase for non-cruisers.

Bonaire is one of the best places in the world for diving and snorkeling, but this amazing island has much more to offer with its wonderful climate and incredible nature. In this private tour, you will visit nearly thirty points of interest, including all the major landmarks on the island. As this is a private tour, you can change the scheduled program as you see fit.

Discover the best of Bonaire during this 3-hour sightseeing bus tour. Begin in the capital city of Kralendijk and discover the key landmarks of the island including the salt mines of Cargill, the old slave houses, and many beaches. Learn about the history of this small Dutch island from your tour guide.

This four-hour lunch cruise and snorkeling trip via catamaran is especially designed for cruise-ship passengers on Bonaire for a short time. You’ll sail to the Bonaire Marine Park where you’ll enjoy a guided snorkeling trip with a guide who will keep you safe in the sea. Back on board, relax as you indulge in a delicious lunch and drinks while watching the island scenery drift by.

Find dive spots that only the locals know about with this small group diving trip in Bonaire. All of your dive gear will be provided, so you don’t need to bring this yourself. You’ll be picked up from your hotel or the airport, then taken in a truck out to remote dive spots. This is a small group, so it’s an intimate experience. Lunch and soft drinks are provided, too.

Let an expert handle the stress of logistics while you soak up the sights on this tour of the south side of Bonaire. Keep an eye out for flamingos and donkeys along the way as you experience a mixture of sightseeing and snorkeling—including the solar salt flats and Salt Pier, as well as the sobering sight of historic huts where enslaved people used to live.