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BONAIRE -- WHAT TO DO
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BONAIRE – WHAT TO DO

Bonaire may be best known as a diver's paradise but there is so much more to see and do on this beautiful tropical island. Choose from so many outdoor activities that you can't experience anywhere else in the world, or just relax on a gentle horseback ride along the beach or try seeing the underwater world of Bonaire through a glass-bottom boat! Nature tours are a popular activity as well as visiting the parks and salt pans to see the many species of birds. For more on what to do in Bonaire check out infobonaire.com and tourismbonaire.com.

 

ECO TOURS
Bonaire Tours and Vacations offers transportation transfers, eco-tours, bird watching, sailing, fishing, windsurfing (the constant winds here make this a windsurfer's dream), snorkeling and more.

Outdoor Bonaire specializes in Kayak tours through the mangrove forests, limestone caving tours, mountain climbing and rapelling adventures, and more.

Discover Bonaire Eco Adventures offers guided tours with a local naturalist ot the wilder areas of Bonaire. Go bird-watching, kayaking, mountain-biking and the newest activity – landsailing.

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