Small-Group Guided North & South Bonaire Tour with Pick Up
by Bonaire Tours Center
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This small-group guided tour of Bonaire lasts about three hours and covers points of interest in both the northern and southern parts of the island. Groups have no more than twenty people and travel in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with working seatbelts. Transportation includes pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, apartment, or cruise ship. The tour begins with a meeting at the cruise ship terminal or your accommodation. It starts with a drive through downtown Kralendijk along Kaya Grandi, the main street with shops and restaurants. Guests may be dropped off here after the tour to explore on their own. The route continues north through neighborhoods such as Hato, where many hotels are located, and Sabadeco, known as the island’s wealthiest area. The tour stops at 1000 Steps, where guests can get out to walk down to the beach or stay at the top to view the ocean. The guide explains the history of the Slave Huts at White Pan, where enslaved people lived and worked. Visitors also see oil tanks on the island. The tour passes a reserved flamingo habitat near Brandaris hill; guests remain in the vehicle but can take photos of the flamingoes. The route continues to Rincon, the island’s oldest town, and Seru Largu, a hill offering panoramic views of Bonaire. Other stops include Bonaire’s pink airport, Te Amo Beach, Bachelor’s Beach, an ancient lighthouse, and the Hilma Hooker shipwreck, a popular spot for divers. The Salt Pier stop allows guests to walk around pink saltwater ponds and salt mountains while observing contrasting ocean colors. The tour also passes by the coastline with waves hitting cliffs and Bonaire Landsailing. The tour ends back at the cruise ship terminal or your accommodation, with time for questions before departure. Pick-up occurs about fifteen minutes before the scheduled tour time to ensure a timely start. Water is included during the tour. Vehicles used vary from small vans to cars or pickups depending on group size.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Meeting Point at Cruise Ship Terminal or Hotel
The tour starts at the cruise ship terminal with a meeting 15 minutes before departure. Guests arriving by ship meet near the security gate at the sign saying Internet booking, holding a paper with their name. Hotel or apartment guests are picked up at their accommodation.
15 min
Kralendijk
The vehicle tours through Kralendijk’s downtown Kaya Grandi, the main street with shops, restaurants, and ice cream shops. Guests can be dropped off here to shop or walk around. The cruise ship port is a short walk from downtown.
Boat Shelter Area
The tour passes a spot where boats shelter when waves approach the island.
Sea Viewing Spot
A location for taking pictures of the sea and coastal scenery, described as a pleasant surprise for guests.
Hato Neighborhood Drive-Through
The vehicle passes through Hato, a neighborhood where most hotels are located.
Sabadeco
The tour visits Sabadeco, the wealthiest part of Bonaire, with explanations about why affluent people come here.
1000 Steps
Guests can get off to walk around and photograph the clear blue ocean. Those who prefer not to descend the steps can stay at the top and enjoy the view.
10 min
Diving Spot View
From a distance, guests see a notable diving location and the former water level of the sea.
Slave Huts History Stop
The guide shares the history of enslaved people living on Bonaire and shows a building where women and children stayed while men worked in the south.
3 min
Oil Tanks Viewing
The guide explains the presence and purpose of oil tanks on the island.
Flamingo Reserve near Brandaris
Guests view flamingoes and the island’s tallest hill, Brandaris, from inside the vehicle at a reserved area where guests cannot exit. Flamingo proximity varies by day.
10 min
Rincon
The tour passes through Rincon, Bonaire’s oldest town, with original buildings and scenery that explain why the town was established.
Coastal Cliff and Landsailing Drive-By
The vehicle passes waves hitting cliffs and donkeys roaming near downtown. The tour also drives past Bonaire Landsailing, where land sailing is visible.
Seru Largu
The group ascends a hill for views of Bonaire from above.
5 min
Second Old Neighborhood
The tour passes the island’s second oldest neighborhood, where indigenous people settled.
Largest Neighborhood
The vehicle drives through Bonaire’s largest neighborhood.
Bonaire
The guide discusses the main street of Bonaire.
Pink Airport Viewing
Guests see the pink airport and learn about tourism and flights arriving and departing Bonaire.
Te Amo Beach
The tour stops at Te Amo Beach, a public beach near the airport with a sandy shoreline and easy water access.
5 min
Local Beach Gathering Spot
A beach where local families and friends gather on weekends and for celebrations.
Belnem
The vehicle passes through Belnem, a fast-growing area on Bonaire.
Bachelor's Beach
Guests stop at a local beach known for its clear water.
5 min
Ancient Lighthouse
The tour passes a historic lighthouse with a notable history.
Resort with Pool
The vehicle passes a new resort featuring a pool where guests can order food while seated in the water.
Hilma Hooker
Guests view the Hilma Hooker, a well-known shipwreck site popular with divers.
+ 2 more places this tour can include
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Small-Group Guided North & South Bonaire Tour with Pick Up
by Bonaire Tours Center
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130Overview
This small-group guided tour of Bonaire lasts about three hours and covers points of interest in both the northern and southern parts of the island. Groups have no more than twenty people and travel in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with working seatbelts. Transportation includes pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, apartment, or cruise ship. The tour begins with a meeting at the cruise ship terminal or your accommodation. It starts with a drive through downtown Kralendijk along Kaya Grandi, the main street with shops and restaurants. Guests may be dropped off here after the tour to explore on their own. The route continues north through neighborhoods such as Hato, where many hotels are located, and Sabadeco, known as the island’s wealthiest area. The tour stops at 1000 Steps, where guests can get out to walk down to the beach or stay at the top to view the ocean. The guide explains the history of the Slave Huts at White Pan, where enslaved people lived and worked. Visitors also see oil tanks on the island. The tour passes a reserved flamingo habitat near Brandaris hill; guests remain in the vehicle but can take photos of the flamingoes. The route continues to Rincon, the island’s oldest town, and Seru Largu, a hill offering panoramic views of Bonaire. Other stops include Bonaire’s pink airport, Te Amo Beach, Bachelor’s Beach, an ancient lighthouse, and the Hilma Hooker shipwreck, a popular spot for divers. The Salt Pier stop allows guests to walk around pink saltwater ponds and salt mountains while observing contrasting ocean colors. The tour also passes by the coastline with waves hitting cliffs and Bonaire Landsailing. The tour ends back at the cruise ship terminal or your accommodation, with time for questions before departure. Pick-up occurs about fifteen minutes before the scheduled tour time to ensure a timely start. Water is included during the tour. Vehicles used vary from small vans to cars or pickups depending on group size.
Highlights
What's included
Itinerary
Meeting Point at Cruise Ship Terminal or Hotel
The tour starts at the cruise ship terminal with a meeting 15 minutes before departure. Guests arriving by ship meet near the security gate at the sign saying Internet booking, holding a paper with their name. Hotel or apartment guests are picked up at their accommodation.
15 min
Kralendijk
The vehicle tours through Kralendijk’s downtown Kaya Grandi, the main street with shops, restaurants, and ice cream shops. Guests can be dropped off here to shop or walk around. The cruise ship port is a short walk from downtown.
Boat Shelter Area
The tour passes a spot where boats shelter when waves approach the island.
Sea Viewing Spot
A location for taking pictures of the sea and coastal scenery, described as a pleasant surprise for guests.
Hato Neighborhood Drive-Through
The vehicle passes through Hato, a neighborhood where most hotels are located.
Sabadeco
The tour visits Sabadeco, the wealthiest part of Bonaire, with explanations about why affluent people come here.
1000 Steps
Guests can get off to walk around and photograph the clear blue ocean. Those who prefer not to descend the steps can stay at the top and enjoy the view.
10 min
Diving Spot View
From a distance, guests see a notable diving location and the former water level of the sea.
Slave Huts History Stop
The guide shares the history of enslaved people living on Bonaire and shows a building where women and children stayed while men worked in the south.
3 min
Oil Tanks Viewing
The guide explains the presence and purpose of oil tanks on the island.
Flamingo Reserve near Brandaris
Guests view flamingoes and the island’s tallest hill, Brandaris, from inside the vehicle at a reserved area where guests cannot exit. Flamingo proximity varies by day.
10 min
Rincon
The tour passes through Rincon, Bonaire’s oldest town, with original buildings and scenery that explain why the town was established.
Coastal Cliff and Landsailing Drive-By
The vehicle passes waves hitting cliffs and donkeys roaming near downtown. The tour also drives past Bonaire Landsailing, where land sailing is visible.
Seru Largu
The group ascends a hill for views of Bonaire from above.
5 min
Second Old Neighborhood
The tour passes the island’s second oldest neighborhood, where indigenous people settled.
Largest Neighborhood
The vehicle drives through Bonaire’s largest neighborhood.
Bonaire
The guide discusses the main street of Bonaire.
Pink Airport Viewing
Guests see the pink airport and learn about tourism and flights arriving and departing Bonaire.
Te Amo Beach
The tour stops at Te Amo Beach, a public beach near the airport with a sandy shoreline and easy water access.
5 min
Local Beach Gathering Spot
A beach where local families and friends gather on weekends and for celebrations.
Belnem
The vehicle passes through Belnem, a fast-growing area on Bonaire.
Bachelor's Beach
Guests stop at a local beach known for its clear water.
5 min
Ancient Lighthouse
The tour passes a historic lighthouse with a notable history.
Resort with Pool
The vehicle passes a new resort featuring a pool where guests can order food while seated in the water.
Hilma Hooker
Guests view the Hilma Hooker, a well-known shipwreck site popular with divers.
+ 2 more places this tour can include
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.