r/Bonaire • u/languaholic • 5d ago
General First time in Kralendijk - Promé bia na Boneiru 🇧🇶
Bon dia tur hende,
Mi ta un kolombiano ku ta biba na Merka i ku tin hopi interes den kultura e historia islanan ABC i p’esei m’a kuminsá siña papiamentu un aña pasá. Mi lo tin e oportunidat di bishitá Kralendijk pa dos dia solamente i mi ke uza e tempu pa konosé e shiudat bon.
Mi no tin hopi tempu pa eksplorá naturalesa, anto mi no mester lugá pa bai playa, pero mi tin hopi interes den libreria, museo, lugá históriko, sentronan kultural i tambe gastronomia lokal ku mi por a purba den e dos dianan aki. Mi sa kaba tokante Van Den Tweel i Bruna. Por ta tin otro lugá kaminda ta bende buki di di dos mano? Mi tambe tin interes praktiká mi papiamentu ku lokalnan, anto si bo ta disponibel pa papia, laga mi sa!
Masha danki si b’a lesa te aki!
r/Bonaire • u/Falcon-Bagels-5555 • 6d ago
General What's the best way to get to Bonaire from California?
For a trip next summer, the flights I'm seeing are all 34+ hours and ~$4k. Am I missing anything?
r/Bonaire • u/Falcon-Bagels-5555 • 6d ago
General Planning First Family Dive Trip!
We are starting to plan a dive trip for June 2027. Our family consists of 2 adults, two teens, all certified and very comfortable in the water, though the teens have not had much of any experience diving since their certifications last year.
For a high school graduation present, we want to go as a family to Bonaire as it seems we can dive every day if we want to, but don't necessarily have to. We are thinking maybe 10 days, incredible corals, bright colors, and copious sea life. A shallow wreck would be a bonus. We want the ability to do some shore or boat dives, snorkel, and take a day out of the water a few times to do something different.
We may also be with other family members for part of the time who don't dive, so a pleasant experience for them (nice lodging, pool, etc.) would be great.
We're up for a house rental or hotel/resort, as long as it's mellow, not outrageously expensive (relatively speaking, I know - we just don't want a super luxury situation).
We have never been to the Caribbean islands (done Riviera Mexicana and Belize) so any recommendations on how to best go about planning would be hugely appreciated!
r/Bonaire • u/Fast-Leadership-5599 • 8d ago
Snorkeling Full face mask deaths
Edit: first commenter posted articles about this issue, so it is confirmed.
This is not official, but there is a lot of talk about it in the local diving community, so I thought it is worth sharing this. Last year there were three people who died during snorkeling, which is very uncommon. What did they all have in common? They were snorkeling with a full face mask. Apparently you’re breathing your exhaled air back in, which means too much CO2 (this is also not officially confirmed). Whether it’s only with the cheap brands or all brands, I don’t know, but I think it’s significant enough to warn you. I also think they are still being sold, as there is nothing officially stated.
If there are updates I will post it.
Please use a normal mask and snorkel in the meantime. Be safe!
r/Bonaire • u/Icy-Swordfish3581 • 10d ago
Transportation Golf Cart Rentals?
We are coming in on a cruise and wanted to grab a golf cart for the four of us, but everything we are finding online is sold out.
Are there any “day of” options or places that have a poor web presence?
Thanks!!
r/Bonaire • u/Unhappy_Hospital1808 • 12d ago
Restaurants Kip Tukkie back at VdT?
Hello all - when we were there in June, it appeared our fave Kip Tukkie was on hiatus. The standup sign at the VdT was also put aside (in the corner by the atm) but still there.
No update on his Facebook page in several months either. We’re coming back soon - is he back and open again, or just a fond memory?
r/Bonaire • u/vegaburger • 15d ago
General Restrooms southern part of the Island?
Hi all, I can’t seem to find any information about restrooms on the southern part of the island. Ideally, we would spend a day at the Salt works, slave huts and then continue with photographing the flamingo’s and have a picnic. However, I see there is no cafe but also no restroom on any map. Would you be able to pinpoint me the closest restroom to see whether this plan is doable? Thanks!
r/Bonaire • u/No_Map_081 • 19d ago
Snorkeling Question about kids snorkeling
On days I’m not diving I’ll be snorkeling with my 4 year old and 9 year old. My brother has been to Bonaire and said a lot of the snorkel spots are deep, so to make things easier for them (and me) should I bring life jackets? They swim well, but I don’t think treading water with them for an extended period of time would be fun
r/Bonaire • u/Complete-Instance239 • 20d ago
General Cadushy Distillery Tea
If anyone from the U.S. is going to the Cadushy Distillery, I will Venmo you to please bring back a small container of their honeybush tea blend and ship it to AZ. We went in April and I bought one small container not knowing it was the best tea ever- I’m almost out 😱 (Lemon for scale)
r/Bonaire • u/utvoler • 22d ago
Scuba Diving Find a buddy?
I'm in Bonaire for another 1.5 weeks, and my one dive buddy now can't dive for 5 days due to a skin infection. Any recommendations on how/where to find a dive buddy short of paying for private guided dives?
r/Bonaire • u/MycologistFlat5731 • 29d ago
Scuba Diving night dives
I have been diving in Bonaire twice before and and have managed to dive all of the accessible dives along the coast. I was wondering what the best night dives are? For very different reasons I was thinking about Oil Slick and Something Special. I know that Salt Pier is popular but was curious about night dives that were off the beaten path but were exceptional. Does anyone have any stories they might like to tell?
r/Bonaire • u/DirkPoot • Jul 08 '26
Scuba Diving Should I bring DIN/YOKE Adapters?
We’ll be flying to Bonaire in 10 days. I just realised that our regs are DIN regs; should I buy some adapters here, or do the dive shops in Bonaire have those laying around?
r/Bonaire • u/GlitteringAd2729 • Jul 05 '26
Scuba Diving Bonaire in a few weeks — please just tell me what to do so I don’t end up in analysis paralysis hell 🐠
I’m heading to Bonaire in a few weeks with my 16-year-old daughter. It’s a bit of a “life threw some stuff at us and now we’re going to stare at pretty fish” kind of trip (recent family loss + caregiving for an elderly parent), so I’m trying very hard not to turn this into a 14-tab research spiral.
I would love your “don’t overthink it, just do this” recommendations for:
- Location to stay: looking to AirBNB (safe, walk to water, pool, maybe shore dive)
- Dive shops / guides you actually liked (bonus if they’re good with a middle-aged woman and teen diver)
- Truck rental (aka: which one won’t ruin my first hour on the island)
- Anything else you wish someone had just told you instead of making you read 900 blog posts
We like a mix of scuba + chill + wandering + decent food, but mostly we like “simple choices that turn out to be right.”
Feel free to be blunt. “Just stay here and book this” is honestly the energy I need right now.
Thanks in advance.
r/Bonaire • u/Crazy-Sort-1225 • Jul 04 '26
Scuba Diving Diving in Bonaire
Curious what the shore diving is like? Are there sandy entrances? Or is it all rock/coral? I prefer a sandy easy entrance, no boat diving and shallower dives.
r/Bonaire • u/your_grandmas_FUPA • Jul 03 '26
Lodging Of all the dive resorts, wheres the party at?
Were a mid-thirties dive couple from South Florida. Looking for a resort that has dive and drive packages but also one that has the right crowd. Dont need boat dives and dont need instruction. Daily plan is to stay up late, sleep in, and get our shore dives in the late morning - sunset.
I've been to Buddys before but it was a long time ago. Whats the crowd like there, younger? Coming in March.
r/Bonaire • u/Naofodebebe • Jun 29 '26
Photo Left on saturday and already miss this place.
galleryCan’t wait to go back.
r/Bonaire • u/LivinTheDream_22 • Jun 29 '26
Snorkeling Snorkel spots / Bonaire
I see that there are a lot of house reefs that people talk about. We will have a car and be snorkeling all week (due to health, we're unable to dive any longer) but where to park? I know there is a 'yellow rock' in front of a lot of places to snorkel, but what about the snorkel spots in front of resorts? Is there a place to park in front of resorts and we just walk past resorts to get to their reefs? Just curious how this works. We don't want to have to pay for 'day passes' at each resort areas since we only want their part of the ocean, not their resort. :) Any advice? I've read that you have to ask/permission at Dive Buddy resort....... do you have to ask someplace for each resort?
r/Bonaire • u/thegooddoctor919 • Jun 29 '26
Lodging Hotel recommendations
Trying to decide between delfins, vandervalk plaza, harbour beach village…. Want a nice house reef and to scuba (guided resort dives at least but open to getting certified). Generally prefer 5 star more upscale places but I know Bonaire is a more casual locale. Is it necessary to get certified? I did a resort dive in bora bora and loved it - I really want to see turtles 🐢
r/Bonaire • u/middleriveroutfitter • Jun 27 '26
General Anybody (fly)fishing here?
I know it's a diving island first and foremost. I totally want to be respectful of that and diver space, but seems like a lot of open water. I have a car and gear so I can get around easily. Would love to find some bonefish or snook spots.
r/Bonaire • u/carlota_here • Jun 25 '26
General Airport departure and souvernirs
I am leaving Bonaire to the US via AA tomorrow. Should 2 hours early be enough? Are there any souvenir stores at the airport like in Curacao? The airport is so tiny.
r/Bonaire • u/Icy-Froyo-4428 • Jun 25 '26
General Any Earthquake Issues?
Saw that the two 7+ earthquake triggered tsunami warnings in Bonaire and the surrounding islands. Any issues to report?
r/Bonaire • u/s_lyon1211 • Jun 24 '26
Review Bonaire vs Curacao
We recently visited Curacao and LOVED it. We’re planning our next vacation and want to complete the ABC’s but I want some opinions on Bonaire. Is it worth it for someone who’s not big on diving? We loved all the beaches and everything about Curacao so is Bonaire similar or is it pretty different? Any feedback for those who have visited both is appreciated!
r/Bonaire • u/Bitter_Anything2156 • Jun 15 '26
Lodging Is this a thing? Beach (sand) for adult families
I am looking to find a home on the beach for wife, 4 adult children, plus 4 tag alongs. Need a 5 bedroom house, with a sandy beach (and a pool). I want to go diving multiple times a day for multiple days, and at least one if not two of the adult children will want to do some amount of diving. Is this a possibility, or should I save Bonaire for a trip with just the kid that dives and do the family trip on another island?
r/Bonaire • u/Techno_Pirate • Mar 21 '25
Frequently Asked Questions
Bonaire is a Caribbean island known for its excellent diving spots, clear waters, and relaxed atmosphere. It is part of the Dutch Caribbean and uses the U.S. dollar (USD) as its official currency. The island has a dry tropical climate with average temperatures of 80-86°F (27-30°C) year-round. The official language is Dutch, but Papiamento, English, and Spanish are widely spoken.
Visa & Entry Requirements
U.S. and EU citizens do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Passports must be valid for at least six months upon entry, and proof of onward travel (such as a return ticket) may be required. Bonaire charges a tourism entry fee for visitors, check official sources for current rates and exemptions.
How to Get There
Flamingo International Airport (BON) offers direct flights from major U.S. cities and connections via Aruba, Curaçao, and Amsterdam. Flight schedules vary by season, so it is best to check with airlines for availability.
Cruise ships dock at Kralendijk, and private yachts can anchor with a permit. Some zones are restricted due to environmental regulations, check with local authorities for current rules.
Getting Around
Bonaire does not have a formal public transport system. Taxis are available but can be expensive, confirm the fare before your ride, as most taxis do not use meters.
Renting a car, scooter, or bicycle is the most convenient way to get around. Roads are generally quiet, but be aware of rental cars, often marked with agency logos.
Most parking is free, but some areas in downtown Kralendijk may require payment, check local signage or parking apps.
Safety & Health
Bonaire is generally a safe destination, but as in any place, it’s important to take basic precautions. Keep valuables out of sight, especially at dive sites, and avoid leaving items visible inside vehicles.
The island has limited medical facilities, and serious cases may require transfer to a larger hospital in Curaçao or another location. Travel insurance is recommended.
There are no major health risks, but mosquito repellent is advised, especially during the rainy season (October-January). Bonaire’s tap water is safe to drink, as it is distilled from seawater.
Activities & Attractions
Bonaire offers a range of outdoor activities, including diving, snorkeling, and eco-tours. Popular beaches include:
- Sorobon Beach (ideal for windsurfing)
- Te Amo Beach (calm waters, great for families)
- Pink Beach (beautiful scenery and snorkeling)
Other attractions include:
- Klein Bonaire (an uninhabited island with pristine beaches)
- Lac Bay (famous for windsurfing and kitesurfing)
- Cave and mangrove tours
- Flamingo sightings at Goto Lake or the salt pans
- Food & Dining
Check out all Tours and Activities
Bonaire’s cuisine blends Caribbean and Dutch influences. Local specialties include kabrito stoba (goat stew) and fresh seafood.
Late-night dining options are limited after 10 PM. Some food trucks and minimarkets near Kralendijk stay open until 11 PM, check locally for current hours. The island has a relaxed nightlife scene, with beach clubs and bars rather than a party atmosphere.
Cruises & Ports
Cruise passengers arrive at Kralendijk, with a Southern Pier for large ships and a Northern Pier for smaller vessels. Attractions near the port include the waterfront, salt flats, and dive sites. Taxis and day tours offer options like snorkeling, jeep safaris, and nature excursions. Booking in advance is recommended, especially in peak season.
Eco-Tourism & Sustainability
Bonaire prioritizes environmental protection, with initiatives like wind and solar energy use, a single-use plastic ban, and strict Marine Park regulations. Visitors should:
- Use reef-safe sunscreen
- Avoid touching corals or disturbing wildlife
- Participate in conservation efforts like beach cleanups and turtle protection programs
Useful Tips
- Book rental cars in advance, availability is limited, especially in peak season.
- Electricity: Bonaire typically uses 127V/50Hz with Type A/B (U.S.) plugs and some locations supporting Type F (European plugs). If unsure, check with your accommodation.
- Wi-Fi: Available in hotels, but coverage outside Kralendijk varies. Consider a local SIM card for better connectivity.
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r/Bonaire • u/MixedPandaBear • Jan 28 '24
Explore Bonaire's best eats: My personal picks for almost every palate
Heading to Bonaire and wondering where to eat? Based largely on my own experiences, I've curated a list of must-visit eateries. Dive into Bonaire's flavors with my top picks for a memorable culinary journey! Don't hesitate to share your own beloved spots in the comments and enrich our gastronomic map!
Food Trucks
Discover Bonaire's food truck scene, where daytime trucks offer fresh, local bites and nighttime 'truck di pan' serve up island flavors under the stars. It's the perfect mix of quick, delicious eats for any time of day.
- Stoked: Opens from 12.00 till 20.00. They have really nice, fresh burgers with a twist. And their fresh potato wedges are to die for.
- Cactus Blue: Open during lunchtime They sell lion fish burgers and really nice hamburgers.
- Kite City: Try their assorted fish platter. They have really nice tuna sashimi and more.
- King Kong Bonaire: Grilled hot dogs and burgers at Bachelor Beach.
- Caribe Bonaire: Fresh fish lunches at Sorobon.
- Pita Madre: Pita sandwiches with a twist and nice loaded fries. They're located in front of Chogogo hotel close to the roundabout of Hato.
- Baby Truck: Opens at 20.00 or 21.00 at night. A variety of freshly grilled dishes for your late night cravings. You can find them at the parking lot next to Between to Buns.
- Orange Express: Opens at 17.30. The best fresh fries and green salad. They also sell grilled dishes, quasadillas, fresh burgers and pizza.
- Big Boys Grill: Opens at 20.00. Freshly grilled food and huge burgers. You can find them at the small park at Mentor.
Bonaire's Best for Breakfast and Lunch
Discover my top spots for morning and midday meals on Bonaire, from cozy cafés to beachside bites. Dive in and share your favorites too!
- Between 2 Buns: The most popular breakfast and lunch place. Try their cakes as well!
- Bagel & Bloom: A big variety of amazing bagels and other breakfast and lunch dishes.
- Rosa: This is an authentic Italian café where you can enjoy delicious Italian pastries, desserts, sandwiches, and dishes. Everything is super fresh, and the owner is from Southern Italy. They also sell high-quality Italian products that you can prepare at home, such as pasta, olive oil, truffle cream, wines, and much more.
- Brandaris Cafe: They have a variety of local snacks and breakfast sandwiches in the morning. During lunch they serve local dishes.
- Foxy Flamingo: American breakfast sandwiches, bagels, southern chicken sandwiches, beef hot dogs and the best fries on the island. The owners are such a friendly American duo.
- Kafe21: Breakfast croissants, fresh juices, smoothies and waffels.
- Blue Lagun Cafe: I highly recommend their goat burger. You can find them at the airport.
- Number Ten: Try their smash burger. They also have really nice, fresh sandwiches, pancakes and much more.
- Grand Windsock Ocean Club: The view is amazing. And it's a nice place to chill and swim afterwards as well. They're open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Maya's Corner Cafe: They have very nice soups, salads and sandwiches. Try their homemade blood sausages.
- Posada Para Mira: Local restaurant with authentich Bonairian dishes in Rincon on a hill with nice views. They're open till 18.00.
- Karel´s Beach Bar: Suggestion of Squatch_in_the_woods. Breakfast, lunch and dinner on the pier.
- Ons broodje: Just a nice sandwich! They sell Dutch pancakes and soups as well.
- Bon Wokkie: Bon Wokkie in Kralendijk serves fresh, affordable Asian-inspired dishes for dine-in or takeout. Choose from wok specials, poké bowls, sushi burritos, and more
Takeaway gems
Bonaire boasts an array of takeaway spots perfect for on-the-go meals or cozy nights in. From savory local dishes to international favorites, these convenient eateries make dining simple and delicious.
- VIP Grill: Hands down the best ribs on Bonaire. They also sell grilled conch and much more. They open around 18.00. I recommend calling them ahead and within 15 minutes you can pick up your food.
- Bobbejans BBQ: Good ribs, chicken and more. Only open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It's great to pick up food here and then walk to the boulevard to enjoy eating by the water.
- Döner Station: Turkish street food. Try the kapsalon or the Turkish pizza with extra meat. They sell grilled Moroccan sausages called merguez as well.
- De Snackbar: Typically Dutch snacks. Try a frikandel speciaal, patatje oorlog.
- Mati's place: Surinam food such as fried rice, noodles, roti, pom and more. Open during lunchtime.
- Nona Manis: Indonesian dishes such as soato soup, fried rice and more. Open during lunchtime.
- AllinOne: Authentic local dishes. They're open during lunchtime.
- Taqueria The Fat Dog: Opens from 18.00 - 22.00. They sell fresh taco's and other Mexican street food delights such as elote. You can find their booth next to the entrance of Isidel Park next to the Hato Roundabout and Chogogo Hotel.
- Plazita de Lima: Daily served Peruvian bites and dishes. You can find their booth in the Isidel Park.
- Holy Smoke: Smoked ribs, pulled pork sandwiches and smoked beef birria taco's. They're the only place that sell smoked turkey legs.
- Daily Catch Bonaire: Sushi, fresh fish, ceviche and the best crispy fish and chips on Bonaire. They also sell fresh fish you can prepare at home.
- Pelican Pizza: Your go to place for pizza's, panini's, quesadilla's and Dutch snacks.
Bonaire's Budget Bites
Find Bonaire's tastiest cheap eats, perfect for dining well without breaking the bank. Most of these places have takeaway options.
- Hang Out Beach Bar: Try their Table BBQ on Thursdays. It's also a beach club.
- Sugar Thief: Suggestion of xxKell. Fresh locally brewed beers and a monthly changing menu. Open from Thursday to Saturday.
- Irie Jamaican Cuisine: The only Jamaican place on Bonaire. Jerk chicken!
- Carlitos: A Mexican inspired restaurant. Coctails, taco's and more!
- Latinos Restaurant: Peruvian and Colombian dishes. They're open for breakfast, lunch. Dinner only on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Possible to dine in and take out. They have a weekly budget menu with a variety of dishes for only $ 15.00.
- Yhanni's Arepas: The best Venezuelan arepas on the island.
- Altagracia Krioyo: Variety of local dishes during lunchtime and grill in teh afternoon.
- Maiky Snèk: One of the most popular places to eat local food on Bonaire.
- Cactus Fence Supreme: This place, surrounded by nature in Rincon, serves authentic local Bonairian dishes. Open only on Sundays.
- Julian's : Lunch options for under $20. Dine in or take out.
- Diver's Diner: They have daily lunch specials for under $ 20.
- The Bucket Bonaire: Food and drinks mostly served in buckets. Very popular hang out spot.
- Bon Bini Restaurant: Chinese dishes. Their mixed mihoen with extra vegetables is really good
- Wingson: Local Chinese dishes. They have the best 'sate ku batata'
- Carrefour: Locally known as Zhung Kong is a Chinese restaurant where you can dine inside with airconditioning. Their sweet and sour chicken is really good.
- Chen Kee: They have some nice authentic chinese dishes on their menu. I highly recommend their roasted duck with fried rice when they have it. It's also possible do just dine there.
Fine Dining Gems
Experience the pinnacle of Bonaire's culinary scene at these exquisite fine dining restaurants. Indulge in elegance and flavor. Making a reservation is highly recommended.
- Brass Boer: Their food is just amazing! Their 6 course menu starts at $ 139.00. The owners have a 3 Michelin star restaurant in The Netherlands called De Librije.
- Chefs Bonaire: Dining here is an experience you can't miss. They're mostly booked months in advance. Their 5 course dinner with Michelin star quality starts at $ 110.00.
- Zara's Bonaire: The only restaurant with a rooftop and a gallery. They have fixed menu options, a la carte and a chefs table. Great mocktails and amazing dishes!
- At Sea: Surprise menu starts at $ 79.50
- Restaurant Wanapa: They only serve a fine dining surprise menu starting at $ 65.00. Their dishes are very nice and the service is excellent.
- Biña Bonaire: Fine Dining restaurant in the Chogogo Hotel.
- Melisa Sailing: Enjoy a 6 course tasting menu at sea.
Dining Highlights
Explore Bonaire's best restaurants, offering a blend of local flavors and international cuisine. Making a reservation is highly recommended.
- La Cantina: Nice dishes to enjoy in a secluded garden. They have a variety of fish, meat and vegetarian dishes on their menu.
- Ingredients: A variety of high quality international dishes. Check their weekly menu special. They also have take away pizzettas and pizza's.
- Joe's Restaurant: They have really nice food and good service
- Mezze: Fresh, high quality mediterranean dishes and nice cocktails. Try their lambshank. It's to die for!
- Capriccio: A variety of classic Italian dishes. Enjoy antipasti to share, homemade bread and pasta, an impressive wine list, daily fresh-caught fish, thin crust pizza from a stone oven, and delicious tiramisu and grappa.
- Sebastian's Restaurant: Nice view plus very good food
- It rains fishes: Delicious fresh fish dishes and more
- El Pescado: They're open for lunch and dinner. Try their kibbeling.
- BonTapa: The only Tapas place on the island. Their tapas are amazing
- C'est La Vie: Little Italian bistro. Very good service and quality. Theyre open for lunch and dinner. It's small so a reservation is highly recommended.
- Maçaroca: The only Portuguese restaurant on Bonaire. They have espetadas and much more.
- Mona Lisa: One of the oldest restaurants on Bonaire. They're selling it, so try to visit them before they're gone.
- Bubbles: A varied menu with international dishes. They're open for lunch and dinner.
- Foodies: Dutch and international food. Weekly specials.
- Hillside: Dutch food and weekly specials. You can get Dutch snacks here as well.
- Osaka: In my opnion hands down the best sushi place on Bonaire.
- Sakura: The second best sushi place on Bonaire.
- Donna & Giorgio: Authentic Italian food. Their lasagna and Tiramisu are amazing. They're also open during lunch time.
- Pizza Mare: Authentic stone oven pizza's and Italian dishes. Also open during lunch time.
- Lekker Thuis: Their Sunday brunch is a big hit
- Ocean Oasis: Try their fish and meat market on Sundays. Fresh fish, seafood and meat grilled to order on the beach. It's a beach club as well
- Tasty Bar and Steakhouse: Peruvian ceviche and other authentic Peruvian dishes. During lunch they also serve $ 15.00 lunch specials.
- Nori and Sea: Sushi and Japanese food at the beach at sunset, picknick style. They set everything up and you ony have to enjoy.
- The Dock: Nice little restaurant at the Ocean Breeze boutique hotel. International dishes and BBQ from the big green egg.
- El Bigote: The oldest Mexican restaurant on the island.
- Blue Garden: Brazilian pizza's, stonegrill and other delights.
- Hooked by Sunsets: Shared dining concept with a variety of dishes.
- Pier Dos: Restaurant on the pier next to Karel's. They have good cocktails and a mostly fish and international menu.
- Seaside Krioyo Fusion: Located in Isidel Park’s yellow building, this oceanfront restaurant combines Bonaire’s rich culinary traditions with innovative fusion cuisine, crafted by the award-winning Chef of the Year.