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Welcome to Kralendijk Apartments

Bonaire, a hidden gem in the Dutch Caribbean where turquoise waters meet unspoiled nature and the pace of life is as calm as the sea breeze.

Shared swimming pool
Pool rules Beach Bonaire apartments
Livingroom with seaview
Livingroom with garden view
Fully equipped kitchen

Whether you're here to dive into our world-renowned coral reefs, soak up the sun on peaceful beaches, or simply unwind with the rhythm of island life, Bonaire offers something truly special for every holiday traveler

Make yourself at home, explore at your own pace, and let the island's natural beauty and laid-back spirit do the rest.

Relax, recharge, and enjoy every moment.

Your Caribbean Vacation Awaits...

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Snorkeling with family Kralendijk Bonaire
Flamingos beach Kralendijk Bonaire
Windsurfing Kralendijk Bonaire
Beautiful Bonaire
Your Home Away

About Us

Hi there! We’re a fun-loving couple from the Netherlands, and proud parents to two amazing boys. For years, Bonaire has been our special escape for quality time together as a family.

As our bond with Bonaire deepened, we took the leap and bought two apartments here—a cozy and comfortable home away from home that our kids adore as much as we do. And now, we’re excited to share it with you!

Our apartments are now available for rent, so you too can experience the magic of Bonaire like a local. It’s perfect for couples, families, or small groups looking for a peaceful, well-located place to stay while exploring the island’s beauty.

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Oceanfront apartment Bonaire
In Bonaire, time slows down

It's not just a place, it's a state of mind

Watch sailboats drift lazily across the horizon, or dive into a world of marine wonders beneath the waves—this beach is a gateway to some of the Caribbean’s best snorkeling and diving spots.

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Kralendijk, the capital of Bonaire
A Caribbean Vibe Under the Stars
The Vibrant Appeal of Kralendijk
The Colorful Charm of Kralendijk

Wander through the sun-kissed streets of Kralendijk, and you’ll be greeted by a vibrant canvas of pastel-colored houses that bring the town to life.

Where Island Nights Come Alive
Where Island Nights Come Alive

Start your night with a cocktail at a breezy oceanfront bar, where the sound of waves blends with the rhythm of live reggae or smooth jazz.

A Feast for the Senses
A Feast for the Senses

Whether you’re sharing a romantic dinner, enjoying a family meal, sunset in Kralendijk transforms every bite into a memory.

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Kralendijk, the vibrant capital of Bonaire
Top-rated experiences to consider
Bonaire National Marine Park
Explore Bonaire National Marine Park

Established in 1979, this renowned marine reserve encompasses coral reefs, seagrass beds, and mangroves, making it a haven for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. With 86 public dive sites, the park is accessible directly from the shore.

Klein Bonaire
Snorkel at Klein Bonaire

Just off the coast of Kralendijk lies Klein Bonaire, an uninhabited island known for its pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. Accessible by water taxi, it's a perfect spot for snorkeling and relaxation.

Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire
Visit the Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire

Home to over 400 rescued donkeys, this sanctuary offers visitors a chance to interact with these gentle animals and learn about their history on the island.

Washington Slagbaai National Park
Washington Slagbaai National Park

Covering approximately one-fifth of Bonaire, this national park boasts diverse landscapes, hiking trails, and opportunities to spot native wildlife, including flamingos and iguanas.

Stroll Along Kaya Grandi
Stroll Along Kaya Grandi

Kaya Grandi is Kralendijk's main shopping street, lined with colorful colonial buildings, boutiques, cafes, and local art galleries—a perfect place for a leisurely walk and some souvenir shopping.

Fort Oranje
Tour Fort Oranje

Built in 1639, Fort Oranje is the oldest structure on Bonaire. It offers insights into the island's colonial history and provides panoramic views of the harbor.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best time to visit Bonaire?

Bonaire enjoys ideal weather year-round, but December to April is the dry season with the best conditions.

Can you drink tap water in Bonaire?

Yes, the tap water is desalinated and safe to drink.

What currency is used on Bonaire?

The U.S. dollar (USD) is the official currency on Bonaire.

Do I need a passport or visa to visit Bonaire?

U.S. citizens need a valid passport. No visa is required for stays up to 90 days.

What are the entry requirements for Bonaire?

A valid passport, round-trip ticket, proof of lodging, and a $75 entry tax are required.

Is travel insurance recommended?

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for medical and activity coverage.

Is Bonaire safe for tourists?

Yes, Bonaire is generally safe with basic precautions advised.

Do I need an electricity adapter in Bonaire?

Most places offer 110V and 220V outlets. A universal adapter is useful.

What time zone is Bonaire in?

Bonaire is in Atlantic Standard Time (UTC–4) and does not observe daylight saving time.

When is the rainy season in Bonaire?

Rain may occur from May to November but is usually short-lived.

How do I get to Bonaire from the U.S.?

Direct flights are available from Delta, American, and United Airlines.

Is a nature fee required for snorkeling or diving?

Yes, a Marine Park tag (about $40/year) is required for marine activities.

Can I drive in Bonaire?

Yes, renting a car is common and the roads are in good condition.

What are the most popular activities on Bonaire?

Popular activities include snorkeling, diving, windsurfing, and island tours.

Is Bonaire suitable for families?

Yes, Bonaire is family-friendly with many activities for kids and adults alike.

Kralendijk beach
Kralendijk fish and meatmarket
Kralendijk Bonaire cruise at sea
Kralendijk beach by night
Kralendijk beach with blue ocean