Bon Bini (Welcome) to Kas Kibrahacha
Food scene
Close by (it's our neighbor), bar & restaurant menus, pizzas are excellent. View is nice.
20 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Rum Runners
103 Kaya Gobernador N DebrotClose by (it's our neighbor), bar & restaurant menus, pizzas are excellent. View is nice.
Best Italian restaurant in Bonaire. Andrea was the youngest chef to receive a Michelin star. Extensive wine list
26 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Capriccio
5 Kaya C.E.B. HellmundBest Italian restaurant in Bonaire. Andrea was the youngest chef to receive a Michelin star. Extensive wine list
Local food at it's best. Overlooking Rincon. Try the iguana soup, goat stew and fresh fish.
13 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Posada Para Mira
Kaya Para MiraLocal food at it's best. Overlooking Rincon. Try the iguana soup, goat stew and fresh fish.
Ingridiënts Restaurant
85 Kaya Gob. N. DebrotThree doors down. Fish, pasta, pizza, sea view.
For breakfast and lunch. Sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts.
21 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Between 2 Buns
49 Kaya Gob. N. DebrotFor breakfast and lunch. Sandwiches, salads, soups and desserts.
Neighborhoods
Touristic neighborhood. A few restaurants, hotels and a pretty well stocked mini market are within a walkable distance. A few beaches and dive sites are also around.
Hato
Touristic neighborhood. A few restaurants, hotels and a pretty well stocked mini market are within a walkable distance. A few beaches and dive sites are also around.
City/town information
Multi cultural, open minded, nice people, safe. Bonaire has a little bit of Europe in the Caribbean's.
11 lokal ang nagrerekomenda
Kralendijk
Multi cultural, open minded, nice people, safe. Bonaire has a little bit of Europe in the Caribbean's.
Payo sa lungsod
Paano makapaglibot
A rental vehicle is a must
If you want to make the most out of your trip down to Bonaire, a pick up truck or SUV is a must. You get to explore the whole island, go to one of our 57 dive/snorkeling sites or in the Washington Slagbaai National Park. Drop us a message and we'll gladly quote you for it and organize your airport transfer.
Mga kagawian at kultura
Restaurant etiquette
Service is generally relaxed and not rushed on Bonaire. If you are in a hurry be sure to let your server know. If you do not ask for your check at the end of the meal it often won’t be brought to you! Tipping is appreciated in cash due to high credit card fees.
Mga kapaki-pakinabang na parirala
Our local language is Papiamentu
Welcome : Bon bini
Good morning : Bon dia
Good afternoon : Bon tardi
Good evening : Bon nochi
Good bye : Ayo
Thank you : Danki
Mga kapaki-pakinabang na parirala
Dutch is the other official language of Bonaire.
Good morning : Goedenmorgen
Good afternoon : Goedenmiddag
Good evening : Goedenavond
Good bye : Tot ziens
Thank you : Dank U
Mga kapaki-pakinabang na parirala
English is widely spoken
You won't have problems to communicate with locals or Dutch people in Bonaire : pretty much everybody speaks English !
Bago ka umalis
Marine Park fee
Every person who makes use of the ocean is required to pay a Nature Fee to Stinapa our Marine Park Authority, the cost of the fee helps support their work in conserving and protecting our reefs.
Since 2019, everyone must pay their fees, in advance on line at : https://stinapa.bonairenaturefee.org/. You can print the receipt and present it as a proof of payment.
Mga paraan para makatipid
Tap water is safe to drink
Bonaire’s seawater is distilled and purified to become one of the purest drinking waters in the world. No need to buy bottled water ! In fact you can bring your own reusable drinkware from home.
Ang dapat iempake
Reusable drinkware
Since tap water is safe to drink : Bonaire’s seawater is distilled and purified at a nearby facility. You can bring your favorite reusable drinking cup or tumbler and help keep our wonderful reef free of plastic bottles.