Bonaire in 100 photos – Carnaval

Carnival in Bonaire is a grand celebration! From January to March, many people are caught up in the festivities. Carnival is one of the most important events of the year for many.

True Media: from Bali to Bonaire!

For True media & culture, it all started with a holiday to Bali, Indonesia when things got serious.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Flamingo

Flamingos are known for their unique appearance, with long necks and beaks and their pink color. The leggy waterfowl are found in multitudes on Bonaire. They can be found all over the island.

Bonaire Flag Day: a celebration of culture, history, and heritage

Immerse in the vibrant culture of Bonaire during its annual Flag Day celebrations. We explore the significance of the event, delving into Bonaire’s rich history and flag symbolism. Gain practical insights for planning your visit, from understanding local customs to choosing accommodation, and discover the island’s unique attractions.

New flight schedules USA announced

The Tourism Corporation Bonaire (TCB) has released the flight schedules of American Airlines, Delta Airlines, and United Airlines for the upcoming months, allowing our American guests to start planning their vacations to Bonaire!

Bonaire in 100 photos – Cassandra’s Fishing Boat

Bonaire is home to numerous fishing boats, and many locals set out to catch fish. If you’re a fan of deep-sea fishing, you’re in the right place on Bonaire.

Busy autumn vacation at Schiphol AMS

After the hectic summer months, Schiphol Airport Amsterdam has now also set a maximum number of passengers per day for September and October. It is doing this after consultation with airlines.

Bonaire Tourist Tax: A New Approach

Discover the new Bonaire tourist tax supporting the island’s infrastructure and tourism, its payment options, and the introduction of the Bonaire Bond.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Goats

On Bonaire, you will frequently encounter wild goats. Goats have been present on the island for a long time and have completely adapted to the environment. Most goats roam freely throughout the island.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Seru Bentana

Seru Bentana on Bonaire is known for its historic old lighthouse, a symbol of maritime history, surrounded by breathtaking nature. This peaceful destination attracts visitors with panoramic views and rich biodiversity, highlighting the ecological importance of the island.

Our most recent acquisitions

Our listings portfolio continues to grow and our guests are assured of a top vacation on Bonaire, in an accommodation that suits them best.

Unraveling the Bonaire Dive Sites Map: a journey through underwater wonderland

Discover the Bonaire dive sites map and embark on a journey to explore the breathtaking underwater world of this Caribbean paradise. Sunwise Bonaire offers practical tips and vacation rentals strategically located near dive sites to help you make the most of your adventure.

From 1 July: New tourist tax

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.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Secretary Blenny

The Secretary Blenny in Bonaire is a small, colorful fish that lives in coral reefs. They seek food from abandoned wormholes and are loved by divers and snorkelers because of their curiosity and approachability.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Sea turtle

Bonaire is a haven for the sea turtle. Conservation efforts allow these animals to play their vital role in the ecosystem. This highlights the island’s commitment to marine biodiversity and ocean conservation.

Air Belgium to Bonaire!

Air 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.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Sargassum Every year

Bonaire organizes annual cleanups to address the Sargassum seaweed washed ashore. These efforts protect local ecosystems and the tourism industry. Volunteers and organizations work together to minimize negative impacts on the environment.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Windsurfing Sorobon

Windsurfing in Bonaire, a magical experience. Crystal clear, turquoise waters and favorable wind conditions. A paradise for anyone who wants to practice this sport.

Bonaire in 100 photos – Salt pans colors

Bonaire’s salt pans show a range of colors from pale pink to deep red. Depending on algae concentration and salinity, varying due to evaporation and salt concentration. These natural hues mark the stages of salt production. It creates a unique and photogenic landscape.

Bonaire in Top 25

National Geographic, on its Dutch-language website, has named Bonaire as “one of the best 25 destinations in the world, for 2022”!

Bonaire in 100 photos – Amazing restaurants

Bonaire is a Caribbean culinary island where you have plenty of choices for dining out.

Bonaire Ranked Best Overall Diving Destination

Nearly 6,000 recreational divers participated in Scuba Diving magazine’s 29th annual Readers’ Choice Survey to name the best diving destinations in the world, with votes counted in a variety of categories based on dive destinations  visited over the past three years.

For Sale: La Palma 66 building lot

On La Palma 66 we offer one of the very last building plots. The areas Lima, Sabal Palm and La Palma are particularly popular and that is why there are currently hardly any building plots or even existing homes for sale in those areas.

For Sale: Water Villas Bahia 9

Off-Market Sale until 15/11/2021!

The seller is willing to allow all Sunwise relations until mid-November to be able to crown themselves the new owners of this beautiful waterfront semi-detached villa.

KLM: More capacity to Bonaire this winter!

KLM is increasing its capacity to Bonaire and the other ABC islands in the coming winter season. The Caribbean islands are more popular than ever, which means there is more demand for tickets. In addition to extra flights, larger aircraft will also be used.