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Snorkeling in Bonaire: Two reef stops with guideGuided snorkeling in Bonaire across two different reef sites over 3.5 hours, with all snorkel gear, safety vests, homemade snacks and soft drinks included. Small groups keep the experience unhurried. A professional photographer captures the moment, and the guide speaks English or Dutch. Children from age 4 are welcome; note that a Stinapa Nature Fee (purchased separately online or at local dive shops) is required to enter the marine park.Is it for me?The small-group format and two-stop route mean you're not rushing—you set your own pace in the water and see more reef than a single-site snorkel allows. Book this if you want to move at your own speed without the pressure of a larger tour keeping time.
Bonaire Landsailing: Blokart Racing No Experience RequiredYou'll get a 10-minute lesson, then 45 minutes sailing a three-wheel blokart on Bonaire's windiest flats, with the speed entirely in your control. Safety gear, water bottle, and instructions are included. The track is 15 minutes from town, and the full experience takes about two hours door-to-door.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about landsailing without the learning curve — the short lesson and adjustable speed mean you're not fighting the equipment or the wind. Plan for about two hours total, including the 15-minute drive from town, so it fits neatly into a half-day itinerary.
Bonaire: Mangrove Kayak & Snorkel with Glass BottomYou paddle a glass-bottom kayak through Bonaire's mangrove reserve with a required nature guide, spotting four tree species and marine habitats. After the paddling section, you snorkel a reef site with all gear supplied. The tour includes water, a dry bag, and a snack on return. Plan for a morning or afternoon slot from Lac Cai beach.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both the mangrove ecosystem and a reef in one outing without arranging your own transport or gear—the glass bottom and the guide are what make the mangrove section readable, and the snorkel site is what makes the contrast worth the paddle.
Bonaire Catamaran: Snorkel & Grilled Dinner Klein BonaireYou board a catamaran in Bonaire and snorkel two sites in the Marine Park with a professional guide who knows the reef. Between dives you float in calm water while the crew grills fresh tuna, steak and burgers on deck. Drinks, snorkel gear and all food are included; you return to harbor as the sun sets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Bonaire's reef without renting a boat or hunting for lunch — the catamaran handles the navigation, the guide handles the reef knowledge, and the crew handles the food, so you just show up and get in the water.
Klein Bonaire: Two-Reef Snorkeling with Boat & Gear IncludedYou get picked up from your hotel or cruise ship, spend 3.5 hours visiting two reefs in the Bonaire National Marine Park with a professional guide, snorkel gear, and a boat captain who knows the sites. Between stops, you rest on deck with snacks and drinks. The whole thing—transport, equipment, guide—is included, so you show up and get in the water.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers and hotel guests who want to snorkel without renting a car or figuring out logistics—pickup is included and timed to your schedule. Expect to be in and out of the water twice in one morning, which is what lets you see two different reefs without a full-day commitment.
Bonaire: Washington Slagbaai Park Day Trip with Snorkeling & LunchYou’ll ride through Bonaire’s wildest corners with a local guide, climb up rocky terraces for panoramic views, snorkel at Wayaka II beach, and share lunch by turquoise water. Expect laughter, salt air, and moments of unexpected quiet that linger long after you leave.
Bonaire & Klein Bonaire: Private Boat Charter, Snorkeling & Beach StopsYou’ll ride with a local captain across Bonaire’s bright waters, snorkel off Klein Bonaire where sea turtles glide past coral gardens, and relax on quiet beaches only boats can reach. Bring your own snacks or drinks—there’s ice onboard—and try tubing if you’re up for it. It’s less about ticking boxes and more about soaking up that easy island feeling together.
Bonaire: Flamingos, Salt Pans & Sorobon Beach Day TourYou’ll spot wild flamingos at Pekelmeer, walk beside Bonaire’s surreal pink salt pans, pause at the historic Slave Huts for a moment of reflection, then unwind at Sorobon Beach with time to swim or just watch windsurfers drift by—the kind of day that lingers with you long after you leave.
Bonaire: Catamaran Snorkel & BBQ Sail with Lunch & DrinksYou’ll sail along Bonaire’s bright coastline on a catamaran, guided by locals who know every patch of reef. Snorkel warm waters in Bonaire Marine Park, then eat fresh BBQ lunch straight off the grill with an open bar nearby. Whether you’re stepping off a cruise or exploring on your own, expect relaxed company and those small moments you’ll remember later—like salt drying on your skin or laughing over lunch.
Bonaire North & South Tour: Small Group, 28 Sights, PickupYou’ll ride across Bonaire in a small group van with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story—spot flamingos at Goto Meer, sample spirits in Rincon, stand by salt mountains at Salt Pier, and walk through history at White Pan slave huts. Expect laughter, sea breeze tangles, honest answers—and leave feeling more connected than when you arrived.
Bonaire: 6-Day Unlimited Dive Tank Rental & NitroxYou get six days of unlimited air and Nitrox tanks at seven dive sites, with free weights and the option to pick up and exchange bottles at any of Dive Friends' eight locations around Bonaire. No daily rental negotiations, no tank shortages, no guessing how many dives you can fit in. Certified divers only; book directly with the center to confirm availability and lock in your dates.Is it for me?Right for certified divers who want to maximize bottom time without renting tanks day by day or worrying about tank availability. The six-day window and multiple pickup points mean you dive on your own schedule, not the shop's.
Bonaire: Private Open Bus Tour with Luc & Salt PansYou’ll ride an open bus across Bonaire’s wild coast with Luc as your guide—passing pastel houses, pausing at flamingo ponds, tasting fresh salt by pink pans, hearing stories at old slave huts and lighthouses. You’ll feel warm breezes, see famous dive sites like Hilma Hooker up close, maybe swim or just relax with your toes in Caribbean sand before heading back.
Small Group Diving Bonaire: Max 4 Divers, Truck & LunchYou arrive at the shore, load into a truck with three other divers max, and get driven to unmarked dive sites that locals use. Dive as long as you want, shower at the site, eat lunch between dives, and have oxygen and first aid on board. The truck and guide handle logistics; you handle the diving.Is it for me?Right for certified divers who want to explore Bonaire's unmarked sites without a crowded boat or resort-dive-shop schedule. Plan for a full day out of the water—the small group size and on-site amenities are what make unhurried diving possible.
Mangrove Kayak and Snorkel Tour in Bonaire: Exclusive SpotsA 2-hour kayak and snorkel tour in Bonaire's Lac Bay mangroves, guided by a certified expert trained by STINAPA, takes you to exclusive snorkeling spots accessible only by water. The mangrove ecosystem is a RAMSAR-protected wetland, so access is by guided kayak only. Pickup and return are included in one option; children from age 5 are welcome, and infants can ride in a pram or stroller.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to paddle into a protected wetland and snorkel spots most visitors never reach—the kayak is what gets you there, and the guide's expertise is what makes the mangroves and the life beneath them make sense.
Bonaire Caves: Guided Cave Tour & Cliff Jumping with PickupYou’ll crawl through wild Bonaire caves with a local guide, climb ladders past glowing limestone, spot bats overhead, and end with a safe cliff jump into blue water. Includes pickup from your hotel or ship, cold drinks along the way, and plenty of stories from someone who knows every crack in these rocks.
Bonaire South Island Private Tour & Guided Snorkel ComboYou’ll drive through Bonaire’s south island with a local guide—see salt flats glowing pink, visit historic slave huts from 1850, spot wild flamingos and donkeys, then snorkel right off the beach inside Bonaire Marine Park with all gear provided. The pace is relaxed and personal; you’ll notice details you’d miss alone—and maybe find yourself still thinking about those colors days later.
Bonaire Snorkeling: Private Reef Tour & Underwater PhotosYou get picked up from your accommodation, taken to a protected shore snorkeling site with a certified guide who stays in the water with you, professional gear included, and underwater photos captured while you explore the coral and tropical fish. The guide returns you to your hotel or cruise port afterward, and you never share the experience with another group.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Bonaire's reefs without arranging transport, renting gear separately, or sharing the water with a large group — the private format and included photos mean you focus on the reef while someone who knows it handles the logistics and the camera.
Bonaire: Cave Tour with Swimming, Climbing & Small GroupYou’ll crawl, climb, and even swim through three wild caves on Bonaire with a local guide who knows every story behind these ancient rocks. Expect laughter in the dark, cool water in hidden pools, and real moments you won’t find above ground. If you want raw adventure (with gear included), this is it.
Bonaire: E-Snorkeling Tour with Sea Scooters & GearYou’ll glide over Bonaire’s coral reefs with a sea scooter—no strong swimming needed—and spot colorful fish alongside a local guide who keeps things relaxed. All your snorkeling gear is included (even prescription masks if you need them), plus drinks and a snack after your time in the water. It’s simple fun with real support—and maybe a little surprise at how free you’ll feel out there.
Private Bonaire Island Tour: 28 Stops with Local GuideA private guided tour of Bonaire covering 28 sites across the north and south of the island, with pickup from your cruise ship or hotel and transportation in a small air-conditioned van. Your guide is a long-time Bonaire resident who speaks English, Spanish or Dutch and can adjust the route on the fly if you want to linger somewhere or skip ahead. The tour includes a local snack and drinks at a stop along the way, a local appreciation gift at the end, and guaranteed return to the cruise terminal one hour before departure.Is it for me?Choose the English, Spanish or Dutch option based on the language you're most comfortable with—the guide delivers the full history and context in whichever you pick, so you follow the story without translation lag. This works for families and groups of any size, since it's private and the guide adjusts the pace and stops to fit your interests.
