Bonaire is one of the safest places to visit. You will often find more birds in Bonaire than humans. Bonaire is thus a very popular destination for bird watchers. Bonaire is also famous for its eco-tourism. The temperature of Bonaire varies between 76 degree to 86 degree Fahrenheit and it is not situated in the Hurricane prone zone. Bonaire can be reached by Air from other Caribbean islands, and it is just 50 miles from Jamaica. The island is about 111 square miles in area. The official language is Dutch, but English, and Spanish are also understood and spoken by the people. The island is visited by more than 50,000 visitors per year, and most of them are from North America. The island is also known as a spectacular dive site. Kayaking is popular in Bonaire as well. The island boasts the 13,000 acre Washington-Slagbaai National Park, which is tremendously rich in flora and fauna. There are endless beaches on the island to laze around. There is also an abundant salt industry. Flamingo are found all around the island, especially on Pink Beach. The capital of Bonaire is Kralendijk. Food in Bonaire is exceptionally good with specialties in both seafood and Italian dishes. Local sightseeing includes Arawak Indian cave paintings at Boca Omina. Museo di Boneiru Beach, Washington - Slagbaai National Park. The Bonaire Marine Park. Willemstoren Lighthouse, Klein Bonaire, Rincon, Lac Bay, Dos Pos.

Accommodations

Bonaire offers a wide variety of places to stay. Bonaire has a number of resorts that offer world-class services. Some of the resorts have been rated as among the best in the entire Caribbean. Condos are also available for large groups, in addition to private villas. Bungalows and sea view cottages are available that suit the budget of every visitor.