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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.

17 June 2022 - Reading time: 2 minutes

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.

25 May 2022 - Reading time: < 1 minute

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.

11 April 2022 - Reading time: 2 minutes

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.

25 March 2022 - Reading time: 2 minutes

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.

15 February 2022 - Reading time: < 1 minute

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.

3 February 2022 - Reading time: < 1 minute

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.

10 January 2022 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Bonaire in 100 photos – Salt mountains flamingo sanctuary

Bonaire’s salt mountains serve as an essential flamingo sanctuary, where these birds can nest safely and feed on algae. Cooperation for protection makes this place both economically and ecologically valuable in the Caribbean.

23 April 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Klein Bonaire

Klein Bonaire a paradise island west of Bonaire. Discover pearly white beaches and azure waters.

18 March 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Kiteboarding

Get to know one of Bonaire’s most popular sports: kiteboarding. For kiters from all over the world Bonaire is a true paradise. Where Atlantis Beach is the best spot to try and learn kiteboardng or just have a look.

7 March 2021 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Bonaire in 100 photos – Salt mountains

Bonaire’s salt mountains are a unique combination of nature and industry. Essential to both the local economy and ecology, these white giants attract visitors with their shimmering appearance and nearby flamingo habitats.

2 March 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Sailfin Blenny

Bonaire’s Sailfin Blenny is a small, colorful reef dweller known for its unique “sail” and ability to “walk” on its fins. Essential to the reef ecosystem, this fish symbolizes Bonaire’s biodiversity and natural beauty.

18 February 2021 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Bonaire in 100 photos – Sera Largu

The name “Sera Largu” translates into English as “Long Hill. The view from Sera Largu includes the vast salt pans as well as the turquoise waters.

6 February 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Rom Rincon

Meet Rom Rincon, an original distilled drink from Bonaire. Since the early 19th century, this drink can be found in Rincon and by now all over the island.

31 January 2021 - Reading time: 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Royal family Beatrix

The royal family visited Bonaire, exploring its culture, traditions, and natural splendor. Their participation in local projects emphasized the close relationship between Bonaire and the kingdom. Here you can see Princess Beatrix on a tour.

25 January 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Jawfish eggs

The jawfish can be found in Bonaire’s waters, and if you are very lucky, the jawfish carries eggs in its mouth.

5 January 2021 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Red Slave fishermen

Red Slave on Bonaire offers a historic diving experience with rich coral formations and marine life. Fishing from shore is popular, with light to medium gear recommended for both reef fish and larger species, especially at dawn or dusk.

3 January 2021 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Bonaire in 100 photos – Rincon

Rincon, Bonaire’s oldest village, is known for its rich history and cultural festivals. Founded by Spanish settlers, it celebrates its heritage with music, dance, and traditional food, giving visitors a unique glimpse of island life.

28 December 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Red Slave

Bonaire’s “red slaves” were African slaves who worked under harsh conditions in the salt pans, distinguished by their red-colored clothing. A memorial is at the slave houses and now also a challenging dive site.

18 December 2020 - Reading time: 2 minutes

Bonaire in 100 photos – Rain Shower

Rain showers bring refreshment to Bonaire and change the dry climate. Ephemeral rain supports flora and fauna, transforms the landscape into greenery, enriches freshwater resources and promotes biodiversity and beauty.

15 December 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Pufferfish

Pufferfish on Bonaire enchant divers and snorkelers with their unique blow-ups and colorful patterns among vibrant coral reefs. This pristine underwater world offers rich marine life, where observing these quirky fish is an unforgettable experience.

6 December 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Love for Bonaire

Project Love for Bonaire is a conservation initiative that focuses on sustainable practices and education to protect the island’s ecosystems. It involves community, research and partnerships to address the challenges of environmental degradation and climate change.

3 December 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Private bay

Private bays on Bonaire offer a serene retreat away from the crowds, with crystal clear waters and tranquil beaches surrounded by lush vegetation. Ideal for relaxation, snorkeling and quiet walks.

30 November 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – Playa Benge

Playa Benge, a quiet beach in Bonaire, enchants with azure waters and coral sand. Ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing, it offers a secluded retreat for those seeking coastal peace and beauty.

21 November 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute

Bonaire in 100 photos – plantation Washikemba

Bonaire’s Plantation Washikemba, a former farming community, offers a glimpse into the past with its surviving ruins. This historic site recalls the days of slave labor and the island’s history, making it a valuable location for visitors interested in Bonaire’s history.

19 November 2020 - Reading time: < 1 minute