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Explore the underwater world of the Caribbean Sea on this guided drift snorkel trip. Visit two different snorkel locations, observing the abundant marine life in each. Your host serves homemade snacks along the way, and when the snorkeling is done, break out the rum punch for the ride back to the marina.

No matter if it’s your first visit to Bonaire or if you’ve explored the towns thoroughly, the untamed East Coast should be your next stop. This ATV & UTV experience gets you out of Kralendijk and onto the trails. Drive off-road, ripping through the dirt and mud, as you explore the coastline. Note that hotel pickup is not available, and infants must sit on laps during the tour.

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.

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.

Explore our “beloved rock” by bike! With no other sound than the breeze, you’ll enjoy Bonaire’s true treasures; beautiful nature and trails through the unspoiled countryside and wave battered coastline Rent a top quality Cannondale mountainbike and venture out on your own. The many trails give you the perfect workout while peace & tranquility rule the vibes.

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.