Top Bonaire Shore Excursions

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.

Experience a local vibe on Sherwanda yacht with our local crew. Where you can get local music, local guide and local bites.

This tour is unique because this is a private tour for you and your family alone. You will be with a local and get a local experience, including drinks and a small local taste. This tour is not an ordinary tour like the others on the Island. We will show you 28 points of interest. You will see all the major sites and highlights; you will experience local neighbourhoods to sample snacks and drinks native to this region. Because of the minor group nature of this tour, you will be able to ask questions and make custom requests if there’s something you want to see. This tour is very flexible. Time allows, and we’ll do all we can to make this trip memorable for you and your group! At the end of the tour, you will get a local appreciation from us. That is a private personnel tour. If you are only one person, please contact shekhinahtours directly.

Explore the southern end of Bonaire on this combination sightseeing and snorkeling tour. See the solar salt flats and Salt Pier, as well as the historic slave huts. Keep an eye out for flamingos and donkeys along the way. Led by a PADI guide, you’ll snorkel in the island’s marine park area, which is located along the west coast.

Wind might not be your best friend when you’re trying to relax on a tropical beach, but it is on this landsailing adventure. You’ll visit the windy side of the island, where the conditions are best for racing across the sand in these special wind-powered carts. After a thorough safety and operational briefing, you’ll get about 50 minutes to race your friends. Try something new while having a great time.

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.

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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.

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.

Enjoy a perfect sunset trip trying to catch the green flash sunset at the best spot on a fabulous yacht, while you enjoy your cocktail from the house and local snacks on board with your friends.

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.

Discover the history and culture of Bonaire walking with a local certified guide around the streets of Kralendijk and visiting emblematic places and buildings like Fort Oranjestraat, Whilemina Plein or Kaya grandi.

Board a glass-bottom boat for a short tour of Bonaire’s colorful reefs. Learn about the many species of fish and coral that call the region home and listen as the skilled crew explains what you see. This family-friendly tour is perfect for those with little ones or travelers with mobility issues who still want to enjoy the water.

A mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, this half-day tour offers a good overview of Bonaire and is ideal for first-time visitors. Highlights include Goto Lake, a saltwater lagoon where pink flamingos nest, and Seru Largu, a large hill in the capital city that offers expansive views of the surrounding sea. Visit small villages, a national park, a salt factory, and more.

That is a Unique Small Group Tour guided by a knowledgeable, Local Bonaire resident who Loves the Island! Why Shekhinah Tours is Different: Unlike other tours, this is not a big bus experience with long wait times and impersonal guides. We want you to feel welcome to the island the moment you step off the ship, and we're excited to share our knowledge of the history, culture, economy and food on Bonaire! You will be greeted personally and shown to your vehicle. There is a maximum of 7 guests per vehicle, so you will personally interact with your guide throughout. You will see all the major sites and highlights. Because of this tour's minor group nature, you can ask questions and make custom requests if there's something you want to see. Time allows, and we'll do all we can to make this trip memorable for you and your group! Please click on the Itinerary tab at the top to see our 18 points of interest!

Dive Like a Local! Exclusive diving adventures in Bonaire Diver's Paradise. Dive in spots that only locals know, visit the dive sites not marked on the official map, discover remote and under crowded places. Discover the best dive trucks in the Diver's Paradise. A new concept of shore diving that will turn your diving vacation into an amazing adventure. Shower, awning, safe, emergency oxygen, first aid kit, cooler, chairs, table, cool drinks, delicious food... Explore Bonaire safe and in style!

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.

Tour Guide Luc is a happy, professional and experienced Bonaire enthusiast. Along the way interesting island stories are told and there are regular stops. The open windows provide unblocked views and continuous photo opportunities. There are spacious seats for a maximum of 12 participants and the small bus gets to amazing places where bigger tour buses can't. Cheerful background music contributes a cozy atmosphere on board while cooling trade winds pleasantly give cooling air as air conditioning. Luc is photographer on tour as well. Give him your camera and you will bring home the nicest photo memories. This is a Tour that is suitable for everyone who wants to see, feel and experience Bonaire. At the end of the Tour, everyone returns safely and on time to the starting point. (For references please check out on TripAdvisor, this number 9 of 133 Tours on Bonaire with 99% excellent traveler reviews)

That is a Unique Small-Group Tour guided by a knowledgeable, Local Bonaire resident who loves the Island with 28 points of interest. Unlike other tours, this is not a significant bus experience with long wait times and impersonal guides. We want you to feel welcome to the Island the moment you step off the ship, and we’re excited to share our knowledge of the history, culture, economy, and food on Bonaire! You will see all the major sites and highlights; you will experience local neighborhoods to sample snacks and drinks native to this region. Because of the minor group nature of this tour, you will be able to ask questions and make custom requests if there’s something, in particular you want to see. Time allows, and we’ll do all we can to make this trip memorable for you and your group!

This is a great way to explore more on Bonaire. You see a lot of different birds: Caracara in Papiamentu Wara Wara, it is the largest bird of prey on Bonaire; the Yellow shouldered parakeet in Papiamentu Lora. Trees: the Kibrahacha, the Brazil tree, the Tamarind. It's not difficult and with a pair of good sneakers the hike is perfect for anybody that loves nature.

Make a first discover dive and experience breathing under water! Usually a discover dive takes place in a swimming pool. But Bonaire has got a lot of dive locations with confined water. That’s why it is possible to have your first diving experience in the ocean in a safe environment. Now you can make use of this unique opportunity. You can immediately enjoy the beautiful underwater world of Bonaire! Explanation and maximum 1 hour diving in shallow confined open water.

Washington Park is one of the most remote yet desirable places to visit on the island. This is a unique ocean tour and a relaxing boat ride, in place of driving to the Park by land, which would normally take up more than 3 hours. Our 32 ft (11 meter) boat comes equipped with comfortable cushions for sunbathing, snorkeling gear and shaded area. During this relaxing boat ride we will keep you refreshed with our premium open bar drinks. On this tour, we will make two snorkel stops: one in front of Slagbaai, which is located inside the Washington Park, so you can enjoy the untouched beauty of the bay, and one at a shallow reefs location on the West Coast of the island. Once we reach the famous Washington Park, we will set up a cozy picnic lunch for you to enjoy. As the boat ride to the Washington Park Slagbaai is quite long, we can always throw a line in the water and see if you can catch some nice fish along the way. Our Captain always have fishing gear on the boat—ready to go!

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.

If you really want to know and see more about Bonaire, this is the perfect tour for you. We take the beautiful road to 1000 steps and drive to the Goto Lake, where Flamingo's live. Via the oldest settlement of the island Rincon, we drive to the east side. This is the rugged coast with caves and cliffs where seawater splashes hard. Here we're going to see the Indian inscriptions. The tour ends ad Seru Largu "Large Hill". Here you can look over almost all of Bonaire. From here i'll bring you back to where you're staying.