Top Bonaire Art & Culture

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.

Bonaire is famous for its spectacular diving and snorkeling, but the island offers so much more.On our small-group tour, you'll visit the island's most stunning spots, including scenic beaches, vibrant salt ponds, and charming local neighborhoods. Our certified, local guides will share the rich history, culture, and natural beauty that make Bonaire unique. With a group size up to 15 people, you'll enjoy personalized attention, plenty of time for questions, and a more relaxed experience. Traveling in comfort in our fully air-conditioned vans, you'll feel at ease as we take you on a journey through the best of Bonaire. As a family-owned business, we pride ourselves on providing a welcoming atmosphere and are happy to tailor the tour to your interests, ensuring you have a memorable and personalized island adventure. Provided by Explorer Tours Bonaire

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.

Spend your day in Bonaire exploring Washington Slagbaai National Park on a guided tour. You’ll go off the beaten track in a 4x4 to deserted beaches and blowholes located within the national park, a former plantation turned into an ecological reserve. You’ll have the opportunity to see wildlife, go snorkeling and take a hike for scenic views of the Caribbean. Snacks, lunch and round-trip hotel transport are provided.

Explore Bonaire like never before on this comprehensive tour showcasing the island's natural beauty and rich history. Begin at Pekelmeer National Park to witness stunning pink flamingos, then marvel at the unique landscapes of the Pink Salt Pans and Salt Mountains. Reflect on the past at the Slave Huts and discover the colorful Obelisks. Finally, unwind at Sorobon Beach where you can swim and relax in paradise. This tour is perfect for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike, ensuring an unforgettable day in Bonaire. - Visit Pekelmeer National Park to see pink flamingos in their habitat - Explore the Pink Salt Pans and learn about Bonaire's history - Discover historical sites including Slave Huts and colorful Obelisks - Relax and swim at Sorobon Beach, the island's most beautiful beach

Get an overview of everything Bonaire has to offer in just a few hours on a private group tour for up to 12 participants. The open bus lets you take unobstructed photos as you pass pink salt flats, flamingos, and more. In addition to sightseeing, you can snorkel or swim at Sorobon Beach.

See the highlights of Bonaire on a half-day, small group tour. If you look at the itinerary you will see the start till we reach 1000 step (Don’t worry, it’s actually only 74 steps.) Then it‘s on to the Flamingo Sanctuary, Salt Pier, and finally, the slave huts to view the living quarters of workers forced to labor in the nearby salt mines during the 1800s.

Book this thorough tour of Bonaire to get a great picture of the area in just around three hours. You’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour, but still have plenty of interesting stops along the way. You’ll learn about the salt industry, visit the slave huts at White Pan, check out the 1000 Steps dive site, explore Rincon’s cultural museum, and much more.

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.

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.

We are a locally owned and operated tour company with 20+ years of experience. Discover Bonaire on a 3-hour fully private northern and southern island tour from Kralendijk, with onboard commentary on local culture, history, flora, fauna, and island life. See Bonaire’s famous pink flamingos, local donkeys in their natural habitat, and the impressive salt pyramids and salt pans in the south. Visit Bonaire’s oldest village, the Slave Huts, downtown Kralendijk, the Catholic Church, and Goto Lake. Relax in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle while a friendly, experienced local guide shows you the island at a comfortable pace. Ideal for cruise ship guests, this fully private tour departs close to the port and is carefully timed to fit your schedule, ensuring a relaxed experience and a timely return to your ship. Hotel guests are picked up directly from their accommodation for a smooth, stress-free start to the tour.

Pay a visit to the Bonaire Donkey Sanctuary for a fun day out interacting with rescued donkeys. Join a small group at the sanctuary and learn how donkeys are rehabilitated, sheltered, and protected. The donkeys are naturally curious and will come up to your car to say hello. Then visit the garden where you can see tortoises and iguanas among several local plants.

Our first stop is the Pink Waters, a spectacular view with stunning colors you’ll want to remember forever. Then, we visit the Salt Mountains, where you can even take a bit of salt as a souvenir. Next, we stop at the Slave Huts, a powerful reminder of the island’s history. We then enter Pekelmeer National Park, home to the flamingos. There, you’ll learn all about these majestic birds while enjoying the breathtaking scenery. We'll also stop at the Lighthouse, a perfect spot for a historic and memorable photo. Our final stop is at Lac Bay, where you’ll experience Sorobon Beach—a paradise of crystal-clear waters. You’ll have around 15 minutes to take photos or simply relax. If you wish to stay longer, we’ll arrange a pickup time based on your cruise schedule. Enjoy Bonaire with us—it's a truly unique experience!

Let yourself be carried away by the laid-back vibe, and the gentle sway of the sea. And of course – enjoy unlimited delicious drinks, from crisp wines to an ice-cold beer. It’s all included, so you can simply relax and enjoy. Sip and soak it all in. That’s the Golden Hour Breeze.

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.

During this extended private tour, you will explore all the famous highlights of Bonaire’s vibrant southern region and more. With only your own group and your guide, you will enjoy pink flamingos, turquoise waters, lush mangroves, sweeping views, colorful street art, and secluded beaches. Enjoy fresh snacks and drinks as you explore at your own pace, with a knowledgeable guide providing insights into nature, history, and culture. Along the way, photos will be taken with a professional camera and telephoto lens of what you are seeing through your binoculars. After the tour, the best shots will be emailed to you as a beautiful reminder of your tour. • Visit iconic spots: Seru Largu, the Pink Lakes, and more • Enjoy a private tour tailored to your preferences • Discover quiet, remote locations away from the crowds • Travel in comfort with snacks, drinks, and expert guidance included

See a different side of Bonaire on this adventurous tour of the island's caves. With around 400 caves, there's plenty to explore. Descend a series of ladders, learn the difference between stalactites and stalagmites, and go snorkeling in fresh underground water. Tour safely and confidently in the presence of an expert 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.

Although Bonaire is a small island, it can be difficult to see everything in the limited time allowed by most cruise ship schedules and many tourists are concerned about getting back to their ship or hotel on time. This island tour guarantees a timely arrival back at your cruise ship or hotel. Your guide will show you all the major sights and highlights of the island, while providing a personal, interactive experience.

Avoid the crowds of group tours and see the sights at your own pace as you explore Bonaire with a private guide. Whether you want to learn about the island's history or focus on its nature and wildlife, you can tailor the tour to your preferences. Unlike traditional tours, you can skip any destinations you're not interested in.

Explore Bonaire’s salt history with a visit to the impressive salt works, where dazzling white salt mountains rise against pink salt ponds. Continue to the historic White Slave Huts, humble shelters that tell the story of the island’s slavery past. This tour combines breathtaking scenery with an important piece of Bonaire’s heritage.

An experienced guide will lead you to Bonaire's wildly beautiful East side on this tour. Often missed by tourists, the island's east side has breathtaking views of crashing waves hitting the rocky coast, cliff-like cave corals, "Bocas" or mouths of the sea, and unobstructed views. Numerous boats ship-wrecked on this side of the island before a lighthouse was put in place, and there's proof that native Indians inhabited some of the cliff coves at one point. Your guide will take you to one such cove and show you Indian inscriptions that are believed to be markings of the Arawak Indians. They have been dated back to at least the 15th century. Our next stop will be Boca Onima, where you can feel the power of the waves surging against Bonaire's shore and view the wind turbines crucial in supplying energy to the land. Just be sure to hold on to your hat! Throughout this journey, your guide will point out nature and history and tell you about Bonaire culture.

Local culture is just two feet away. When you’re on foot, our “Dushi” city of Kralendijk can’t slide past you faster than you can absorb it. You’ll have time—and proximity—to explore our local history unlike you would have experienced it before. On our walks, you encounter our local monuments and you will experience the tempo of our “Dushi” city of Kralendijk in a way you never would have noticed if you breezed through in a vehicle.