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Bonaire
Bonaire is built for seeing beneath the surface. Many coral sites can be reached directly from shore, while a drive south reveals salt mountains, old slave huts and pink flamingos against the blue Caribbean.
The Story of Bonaire
Bonaire is a Dutch Caribbean island and special municipality of the Netherlands, with most cruise calls at the small capital of Kralendijk. Its dry landscape, salt pans and flamingo habitat contrast with exceptionally clear water protected by the Bonaire National Marine Park.
Bonaire in Context
Bonaire is a Dutch Caribbean island and special municipality of the Netherlands, with most cruise calls at the small capital of Kralendijk. Its dry landscape, salt pans and flamingo habitat contrast with exceptionally clear water protected by the Bonaire National Marine Park.
What Makes It Special
Bonaire is built for seeing beneath the surface. Many coral sites can be reached directly from shore, while a drive south reveals salt mountains, old slave huts and pink flamingos against the blue Caribbean.
Interesting Facts
The marine park surrounds the island from the high-water mark to a depth of 60 meters. Bonaire's southern salt pans remain an active part of the island economy.
Explore the R&M Photographs
Explore our R&M Adventures photographs to see Kralendijk, salt pans, flamingo country and Bonaire's clear shoreline.
The Story of Bonaire
Bonaire is a Dutch Caribbean island and special municipality of the Netherlands, with most cruise calls at the small capital of Kralendijk. Its dry landscape, salt pans and flamingo habitat contrast with exceptionally clear water protected by the Bonaire National Marine Park.
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Destination details were checked against official visitor information. Original photographs remain credited to R&M Adventures.
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