Bonaire, is a Caribbean Island municipality of the Netherlands, that lies off the coast of Venezuela. Its reef-lined coast is guarded by Bonaire National Marine Park. Beyond Bonaire’s lush marine life. The island is home to lizards, donkeys and birds within its boundless Washington Slagbaai National Park, lagoons, caverns and desert-like hills. Bonaire has an area of 114 square miles and a population of 17,408 people.

Why Go

 On Bonaire, the main draw lies underwater. In other words, don't plan a trip to this Caribbean Island unless you are planning to get up close and personal with some of Bonaire’s stunning sea dwellers. The often overlooked sister island of Aruba and Curaçao, Bonaire is more known for its remarkable diving than its exclusivity. Exploring the underwater treasures of this “divers paradise” is a must if you are visiting Bonaire.
Though every Caribbean Island assures a welcome retreat from the clutches of your smartphone, Bonaire is more about the adventure than relaxing. if you are not a diving enthusiast, hike around Washington Slagbaai National Park and enjoy the breathtaking landscapes, or get off the beaten path and bike the islands unpaved roads. Its hard to believe that there is so much to do on this tiny Island. You could can see the entire in one day if you like.