Bonaire's waters have been a protected marine park since 1979 — the oldest in the Caribbean — and it shows. Visibility routinely exceeds 30 metres, the reef starts almost at the waterline, and the shallow coral gardens facing Klein Bonaire are busy with parrotfish, tangs, trumpetfish and the occasional turtle. You don't need a dive certification or even much experience. You need a mask, fins, and a boat that knows where to stop.
Our Sail & Snorkel trip leaves Plaza Resort Marina in the morning — 8:30 or 9:00 AM — and sails along the Kralendijk coastline while the crew tells the story of the island. At a sheltered reef we get you fitted with high-grade masks and fins, and our snorkel guides spend 30–45 minutes in the water with you, pointing out what's what beneath the surface.
Back on board there's a light lunch and an open bar — beer, rum, wine and soft drinks — for the sail home. Three hours dock-to-dock, $49 per person, everything included except the STINAPA nature fee.
Want the reef with nobody else aboard? A private charter can include a snorkel stop wherever the water looks best that day. Or compare all boat trips on Bonaire first.
Choose a date and book securely online. $49 per person, gear included — confirmation is instant.
