With dozens of exceptional dive sites accessible from the coast and teeming with marine life, this island has become a haven for divers and snorkellers. Also, Bonaire offers its guests snow-white sandy beaches, world-class windsurfing, and excellent kayaking among the mangroves. Its cycling routes pass through the scenic hills, and car tours reveal historical and natural attractions. Learn more about the best beaches in Bonaire from our collection.
No Name Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the region. It is located on an uninhabited Klein Bonaire island about 1 km away from Kralendijk shores. 90 diving spots, most of which are reachable from the shore, are located between the two islands. It's a unique nature wonder attracts divers and snorkeling enthusiasts with kilometers of untouched coral reefs.
The picturesque and calm Sorobon Beach is ideal for those who love to relax and for sailing enthusiasts.
1000 Steps Beach is located on the western peak of Bonaire. It's named after a tall ladder that you need to descend in order to get to the beach (although in reality it will take only about 70 steps). Diving and snorkeling enthusiasts frequently visit this place, as well as romantic people.
Te Amo, a vast landscape of white soft sand. This beach is known to be the most romantic place of the island, which is why it has the name Te Amo, which translates to "I love you" from Spanish.
Bachelor's Beach is located on the western shores of Bonaire, close to Kralendijk.
If you're looking for something more exotic, Washington Slaagbai national park suggests you check out its main sight - Boka Kokolishi. This small beach on the northern shore of the island is a truly breathtaking nature wonder.
The small and cozy Harbor Village Beach is located in the western part of Bonaire. It is famous for its grainy blinding white sand washed by emerald blue waters. The palms, calmly swinging from side to side, make you forget your troubles and dive deep into the Caribbean atmosphere.
Eden Beach is located in Kralendijk and it amazes the visitors with its wonderful landscapes and great service.
Pink Beach on the south of Bonaire is about 1,5 km long. Pink Beach got its name thanks to its sand, which is pink-colored because of the shells and corals.
Donkey Beach is one of the main sights of western Bonaire. It got its unique name after the big amounts of donkeys that gather here. Its second name is Playa Palu di Mangel, or Almond Tree Beach. This second name highlights the other feature of this beach - it is surrounded by shadowy gardens of almond trees that are covered in white and pink flowers during Spring.
Boka Slaagbai is a charming location for relaxation located on the northern peak of the island. This wide beach, which is part of the Washington Slaagbai national park, amazes with its variety. Bright spots of soft white sand are blended with chunks of stones and corals.
Coco is a relatively new public beach in Kralendijk. It is open for all visitors since October 2015.
Playa Chikitu Beach decorates the eastern shore of Bonaire. The sparkling water surrounded by two flat rocky plateaus is truly breathtaking. Its white sand washed by the blue waters adds to the idyllic picture. The picturesque Playa Chikitu is part of a national park.