Top Kralendijk Bus Tours

Discover the best that Bonaire has to offer as you embark on a full tour of the island. Join a small group and visit the top landmarks of Bonaire such as 1000 steps, Rincón, the slave huts at White Pan and Orange Pan, and the lighthouse. As you explore, your guide sheds light on the rich history and culture of the island and makes a stop at Soroban Beach for some sunbathing.

Discover the south of Bonaire and enjoy time swimming in the turquoise waters of Sorobon Beach! This totally private tour combines the island's most famous landscapes with a beach getaway, accompanied by a Spanish-speaking local guide. We are a local company with over 20 years of experience. Travel in comfort in an air-conditioned vehicle, see the pink salt flats and the salt mountains, visit the historic slave huts, and look for flamingos and donkeys in freedom while listening to stories of Bonaire. The best? In Sorobon you can swim in the calm, shallow waters of Lac Bay, relax in the sun, or have a drink by the sea. Agree with your guide on the pickup time: the return transportation is included, at no additional cost! An ideal private experience for those who want to get to know Bonaire and enjoy the beach, with coordinated pickup for cruise passengers and hotel guests.

Book your Taxi with us.  If you need a Taxi from your hotel or apartment to a restaurant or have to do some shopping, please let us know by booking with us here or sending us an email. We are available 24/7, get in touch with us through our live chat online, and we can rearrange your Taxi ride. You can also ask your hotel or ship reception to give us a call or WhatsApp at +31 (6) 47516559 or +31 (6) 34263902 When you book with us, your return is automatically included for when you need to return to your hotel or apartment. Please let us know if we can help you with anything.

Discover Bonaire’s Washington Slagbaai National Park on this guided half-day tour. Explore hidden coves, secluded beaches, salt lakes, and watering holes. Originally inhabited by the Caiquetio Indians, the park is the first nature sanctuary of the former Netherlands Antilles. Today, its beaches are an important nesting ground for sea turtles. Enjoy plenty of opportunities to photograph the natural beauty.