Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:
Bonaire National Marine Park (with optional snorkel)
As a result of diligent stewardship of its marine resources, which have been legally protected since 1979, Bonaire has been consistently ranked as the finest scuba diving and snorkeling destination in the Caribbean. If you snorkel, you'll be treated to a dazzling array of colorful tropical fish (including tangs, parrotfish, damsel fish, butterfly fish and angelfish) that move gracefully among the currents. Look for elusive moray eels that hide out in crevices. Keep a keen eye out for special sightings of sea turtles, seahorses and rays.

Klein Bonaire/No Name Beach Break
The small and uninhabited island called Klein Bonaire is extremely flat, rising barely six feet above the surrounding turquoise waters. No Name Beach offers a truly secluded, beach paradise experience. The wide expanse of white sand is fringed by warm, crystal-clear water suitable for swimming and snorkeling. Please note there are no restroom facilities on Klein Bonaire.

What you will see along the way:
What better way to enjoy the serenity of Bonaire's coastline than from the deck of a 42-foot catamaran. Gaze in a westerly direction for the small and uninhabited island, Klein Bonaire. Extremely flat, it rises barely six feet above the surrounding turquoise waters. Navigate through the Bonaire Marine Park with its protected reef and get up close to the white sands of "No Name" beach. As you return to port, admire the colorful hotels and Dutch Caribbean mansions.