Many visitors to Bonaire come to the Caribbean island for the sun, sea, and beaches. Each beach on Bonaire has its own unique character, identity, and opportunities. Some beaches feature trendy restaurants and stylish beach bars, such as those at Sorobon Beach and Chogogo Beach. Other beaches are quiet and picturesque and are popular with families with children. Maybe the most beautiful beach at Bonaire you'll find on Klein Bonaire, it's called No Name Beach. One of the popular beaches among the locals is Te Amo Beach.
We took this photo at Pink Beach. This beach is often pleasantly quiet, allowing you to fully enjoy the stunning surroundings and azure blue sea.
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In contrast to the situation in Aruba, where all beaches are accessible to the public, Bonaire distinguishes between private beaches and public beaches. The private beaches are owned by hotels, companies or individuals. Some of these private beaches are, after payment, accessible for recreation.
Most of Bonaire's beaches do not have amenities such as benches, picnic tables, parasols, toilets, showers, and food and beverage outlets. On a large number of Bonaire beaches it is forbidden to bring a dog, even on a leash. On the one hand dogs can cause inconvenience and on the other hand it is important to protect the sea turtles that lay their eggs on the beaches. There are prohibition signs on the relevant beaches.
Bonaire doesn't have kilometers of sandy beaches such as Aruba that attracts crowds of tourists to the island. The sandy beaches that Bonaire does have are of great beauty. Klein Bonaire, the enchanting reef island at the coast of Kralendijk, has sandy white beaches where you can relax in the Caribbean sun.
The beaches of Klein Bonaire or Te Amo Beach are also the place where the sea turtles lay their eggs. With a bit of luck you can even witness the release of the young reptiles who are searching their way across the beach to the safe Caribbean Sea. Sorobon Beach is a sandy beach in the southeast of Bonaire that lies at Lac Bay. Lac Bay is an enchanting lagoon that is partly surrounded by a mangrove forest. Sorobon Beach is also the beach where windsurfers are showing their skills at Lac Bay.
The beaches on Bonaire are paradisiacally beautiful. In this photo, you can see the stunning sandy beach (No Name Beach) of Klein Bonaire.
On a large number of beaches in Bonaire dogs are not allowed, even when leashed. This is partly to prevent disturbances and inconvenience caused by pets and partly to protect sea turtles that lay their eggs on these beaches. Prohibition signs are posted on the respective beaches.
Bonaire does not have the long, sandy beaches like those on Aruba that attract large crowds of tourists. However, the sandy beaches that Bonaire does offer are of exceptional beauty. Klein Bonaire, the enchanting reef island off the coast of Kralendijk, boasts pristine white sand beaches where you can relax and soak up the Caribbean sun.
The beaches of Klein Bonaire are also where sea turtles lay their eggs. With a bit of luck, you might even witness the magical moment when the baby turtles hatch and make their way across the sand to the safety of the Caribbean Sea.
Sorobon Beach is a sandy beach located in the southeast of Bonaire along Lac Bay. Lac Bay is a captivating lagoon, partially surrounded by mangroves. Sorobon Beach is also the spot where windsurfers launch into the water to showcase their skills on Lac Bay.
Sorobon Beach is a stunning beach and an absolute must-see.
Some hotels and resorts in Kralendijk have created artificial sand beaches to provide guests (especially children) with an opportunity for beach recreation. However, most of Bonaire's beaches are typically scattered with beautifully shaped pebbles and stunning fossilized coral. Often, there are small patches of sandy beach in between where you can comfortably relax.
The beaches on the west side of Bonaire are suitable for entering the water to swim. These beaches are sheltered by the island, which reduces the impact of the trade winds and, in turn, limits the waves and currents.
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The beaches on the southeast side are also suitable for water recreation because they are located along Lac Bay. Lac Bay is an inland bay, providing shelter from the sometimes rough waters of the Caribbean Sea.
The beaches on the northeast side of Bonaire, like Playa Chikitu, are best suited for sunbathing and relaxing. It is not advisable or prohibited to enter the water at these beaches due to the strong currents and wild sea on this side of the Caribbean island.
Fortunately the beaches of Bonaire are very clean. This is essential for the island, both for tourism and for nature conservation. Clean sandy beaches are especially critical for sea turtles, as they require pristine conditions to successfully lay their eggs.
Various environmental organizations on the island, such as Sea Turtle Conservation Bonaire (STCB) and Stichting Nationale Parken Bonaire (STINAPA Bonaire) regularly organize beach cleanups (Clean Ups, Beach Keepers). Every year the global World Clean Up Day takes place and Bonaire participates with a major cleaning initiative called Tene Boneru Limpi.
Fortunately the beaches on Bonaire are clean, allowing you to fully enjoy the sun and sea.
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