Effective July 1, 2022, a tourist tax of $75 per visit to Bonaire will apply to each non-resident 13 years of age and older. Children up to and including 12 years of age who are non-residents and also residents of the other 5 islands of the former Netherlands Antilles will pay $10 per visit to the island.
Read moreFully vaccinated travelers who received the second corona vaccination or booster shot, less than 270 days ago will not need to do a PCR or antigen test before traveling to Bonaire. All travelers must still fill out the health statement to come to the island. It does not matter if they are vaccinated or not.
Read moreAir Belgium announced that it will include Bonaire as a new destination with a scheduled direct triangle flight from Brussels Airport (BRU) to BON-CUR-BRU, from the beginning of November 2022, with Bonaire thus being the first stop on the route from Brussels.
Read moreEffective January 16, travelers from high-risk countries no longer need to self-test upon arrival. Likewise, on the fifth day after arrival, they no longer need to have a PCR test done, now that the Omikron variant of SARS-CoV-2 has become dominant on the island.
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