Top Kralendijk Nature and Wildlife Tours

Spend your day in Bonaire exploring Washington Slagbaai National Park on a guided tour. You’ll go off the beaten track in a 4x4 to deserted beaches and blowholes located within the national park, a former plantation turned into an ecological reserve. You’ll have the opportunity to see wildlife, go snorkeling and take a hike for scenic views of the Caribbean. Snacks, lunch and round-trip hotel transport are provided.

Discover Bonaire’s Washington Slagbaai National Park on this guided half-day tour. Explore hidden coves, secluded beaches, salt lakes, and watering holes. Originally inhabited by the Caiquetio Indians, the park is the first nature sanctuary of the former Netherlands Antilles. Today, its beaches are an important nesting ground for sea turtles. Enjoy plenty of opportunities to photograph the natural beauty.

Lac Bay is one of the best-preserved mangrove forests in the Caribbean and part of the Bonaire National Marine Park. On this tour, paddle around the pristine forests on a clear-bottom kayak; enjoy magnificent views of the lush mangroves, seagrass, and underwater coral reefs; and spot wildlife including birds, green turtles, lobster, and baby rays.

Rich in history and beauty, the South of Bonaire has breathtaking ocean views and points of historical architecture. On this tour your local guide will share with you information about the nature, economy and highlights of this region as you explore and take in the sounds and sites of the coast. The South region of Bonaire features bright colors that occur naturally in the salt pans, coral reefs, and flat landscapes. You’ll see a symphony of pinks, purples, and blues as you drive along and view the large mountains of salt that have been a part of Bonaire’s history since the 17th century. This is a Unique Small Group Tour guided by a knowledgeable, Local Bonaire resident who Loves the Island! There is a maximum of 7 guests per vehicle so you will have personal interaction with your guide throughout We Guarantee we'll have you back at your ship 1 hour before the ship departure time.

On this hour long tour you will experience Bonaire's Donkey Sanctuary - a habitat that was created to rescue donkeys needing extra care, food and water. You will interact with the donkeys throughout the drive as they regularly "say hello" and attempt to put their noses through the car window! At the sanctuary you can also purchase a few carrots to feed a few lucky donkeys while on your visit. At the sanctuary you will also see a few other things. The Special Care Unit is an area of the sanctuary where we will learn about the services provided to bring a distressed donkey back to health. You can also visit the garden where you will see local plants, tortoises, and iguanas. Climbing up the watchtower will give you a great view of the entire sanctuary and a nice photo opportunity. We'll round out our visit with a refreshing drink and snack from the terrace where you can spot some beautiful pink flamingos over the salt lake.

See the highlights of Bonaire on a half-day, small group tour. If you look at the itinerary you will see the start till we reach 1000 step (Don’t worry, it’s actually only 74 steps.) Then it‘s on to the Flamingo Sanctuary, Salt Pier, and finally, the slave huts to view the living quarters of workers forced to labor in the nearby salt mines during the 1800s.

This tour is unique because this is a private tour for you and your family alone. You will be with a local and you will be getting a local experience including drinks and a small local taste. This tour is not a ordinary tour like the others on the Island. This tour is not just a tour just to show you around but you will be very personal with your guide and experience the local culture and history. You will be able to customise this tour as you want. This is a very private personnel tours. At the end of the tour you will get a very nice free souvenir from us and its a local product you will be using almost every single day.

Discover the best of Bonaire during this 3-hour sightseeing bus tour. Begin in the capital city of Kralendijk and discover the key landmarks of the island including the salt mines of Cargill, the old slave houses, Goto Lake, and many beaches. Learn about the history of this small Dutch island from your tour guide and end the tour with a tasting of the island’s cactus liquor.

The mangrove forest of Lac Bay is one of the best preserved mangrove forests in the Caribbean. For generations this lush, green environment has served as a home and incubator to native fish, baby rays, lobster and seahorses. The bushy and beautiful trees and their deep, webbed roots, protect Bonaire from extreme weather conditions. In fact, it’s rumored that they’re strong enough to withstand the wind and water to the point of slowing a tsunami! The mangroves are a series of narrow channels that are covered by natural canopies made by the bending of the mangrove trees that house birds, fish and clean the water. For centuries fisherman and tourists have been visiting, kayaking and exploring this area of rich waters. Historically, they also provided means to make household items and played an important role in the fishing community, which you will learn about on this tour. While driving south to the Mangroves, your guide will inform you about the history and sites of Bonaire.

It's a private tour with max 4 people. You can rent a camera and you'll learn a lot about photography and you'll make beautiful pictures. And of course the area is amazing with his beaches and mountains.