Small-Group Guided North & South Tour of Bonaire with Pick Up

Here we will start our tours when you arrive by cruise ship. We will meet you 15 minutes before your tour departure time to ensure we start our tour on time. When you exit your ship, please walk to the security gate (there will be only one security gate) and look straight ahead, where you will see a sign saying Internet booking. We will be standing there with your name on paper. If you are from a Hotel or Apartment, we will pick you up at your apartment or in the lobby at your hotel.

We will give you a city/town tour through downtown Kaya Grandi. Kaya Grandi is the Main Street, where all the shops/restaurants and ice cream shops are in Kralendijk. After the tour, you can feel free to be dropped off in Kralendijk, where you will be able to do some shopping and walk around. If you are from the ship, Kralendijk is only a 5 or 1 min walk away from your ship where the cruise ship ports are.

That is where we have boats coming in for shelter when big waves come toward the Island.

You will be able to take a nice picture of the wonders of the sea. That is going to be a pleasant surprise for you.

We will be driving through a neighbourhood called Hato, where most hotels are situated.

Here you will see the most affluent part of the Island, and your tour guide will share with you why the rich people are coming to Bonaire.

Here you will be able to get off the vehicle, walk around, and take some pictures of the beautiful scenery of the clear blue ocean. If you don't want to walk down to the beach because of the Steps, that is no problem. You can stay at the top and enjoy the beautiful view.

From a distance, you will see the beautiful scenery from where the water level was many years ago and one of the best Diving spots on the island.

Here we will share the history of when the enslaved people were living on Bonaire, and you will see the building where the women and the children were staying during the week while the man continued going to the south side of the Island.

Your tour guide will share and show you some of our oil tanks and why we have them here on Bonaire.

Here you see the beautiful scenery of the flamingo in the background and the tallest hill on the island called Brandaris. Here you will not get out of the car since it is a reserved area for the flamingoes, and we are not allowed to let our guests get out of the vehicle, but you will be able to take pictures of the Flamingoes while your tour guide is driving. Depending on the day, you will see the flamingoes very close up; sometimes, they are far away.

Rincon is the oldest town on the Island, where everything started many years ago. You will still see the oldest buildings on the Island and the lovely scenery of why Rincon was chosen many years ago when Bonaire was discovered.

Here you will see how they make liquor and spirits from local cactus, and you can have a complimentary tasting.
Please remember that the distillery is open from 10 AM to 5 PM from Monday to Saturday!

Here you will see the splashing waves hitting the cliffs on the coastline with sometimes a lot of donkeys walking around until we reach downtown. We will also be passing right next to Bonaire Landsailing, where you can see people sailing on land.

We will be going up to a hill where you will be able to see Bonaire from above.

That is the second old neighbourhood on the Island where the Indians have moved.

That is the largest neighbourhood in Bonaire.

Here your guide will tell you more about the inter Bonaire main street.

Here you will see our pink airport, and we will share about tourism and flight arriving and departing from Bonaire.

Te Amo Beach, meaning "I Love You" Beach, is a beautiful public spot near Bonaire's airport. It has a tranquil and sandy shoreline with easy access to the water. 

That is a lovely beach where local family and friends gather on the weekends and for celebrations. 

That is a fast-growing neighbourhood on the Island.

That is a Local Beach with very clear water.

Here you can see one of the ancient lighthouses on Bonaire with great history.

That is a new resort with a lovely pool. This resort has a pool where you can sit and order your food from within the pool.

You can see here a ship wrack, a famous spot for divers.

We will stop at the pink water and the salt mountains so you can walk around and take pictures. That is the most beautiful stop on the Island because on your right-hand side, you will see the two blue colours of the ocean, and on your left-hand side, you will see the pink water with the white foam on the ground coming out from the salt water.

Here you will see the Slaves Huts, where you will be able to experience how the enslaved people were working on the Island and where they were sleeping during the week. We'll be taking some time talking about the corals.

That is the last stop, and from here, we will drive you back to the ship. It is a great time to ask still questions you may have to your tour guide.

Please NOTE: we will have everyone from the cruise ship back to the cruise ship terminal 1 hour before the ship's departure time.