What is the cancellation policy for this tour?

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

How long does this tour take?

This tour lasts approximately 3 hours and a half.

Where does this tour start?

Meeting point details will be provided in your booking confirmation.

Bonaire

Private Bonaire South & Snorkeling Experience

★★★★★ 5.0

3 hours and a half

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Overview

Discover southern Bonaire with a certified guide on this exclusive private tour. Explore iconic landmarks like the Salt Flats, Slave Huts, Sorobon windsurfing spot, the East Coast, and Willemstoren Lighthouse.

This tour is 100% private, just you, your family, or friends. We offer pick-up and drop-off anywhere on the island, and our spacious minivan is perfect for larger groups.

Snorkeling is only available for those who can swim and is at your own risk. Flexible start times are available, ask about the possibilities.

Experience the best of Bonaire, above and below the water, and make unforgettable memories on Dushi Bonaire!

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What's Included

✓ Included

Use of Snorkelling equipment

Itinerary

Stop 1

The South side: We drive true the beautiful Kaminda Sorobon. Here mostly are Flamingo's to see. Stop at Sorobon to see the Turquoise water and the windsurfers. Stop at the rough Eastside of the Island. Stop at Willem LightHouse. Stop at the Orange Slave huts. Stop at the Salt flast. Last stop of the tour we go snorkeling. It is a private tour so we can stop whenever you would like to. To make photo's or just to look at the countryside. Ask for the possibility's.

Stop 2

We stop here and see the Turquoise water and windsurfers. Here you can spot the natural barrier reef.

Stop 3

We stop at the Willems Lighthouse. To look for Flamingo's.

Stop 4

These huts were built in 1850 during the slavery era and served as a camp site for slaves, who worked at the salt pans in order to collect and ship salt, one of Bonaire's primary export products. These huts were used as sleeping areas and places for storing personal belongings. Every Friday afternoon, the slaves walked for 7 hours from Rincon to spend the weekend with their families, to return on Sunday. Four Obelisks on Bonaire were used as landmarks to show incoming ships the way. The obelisks were painted red, white, blue and orange (the colors of the Dutch flag).

Stop 5

The south of the island of Bonaire is host to the famous salt flats & mounts. An area where Cargill has been operating since 1997 producing some of the purest salts in the world Using the salt, the sea and winds of Bonaire, the salt accumulated in the impressive mounds of crystals is produced. The Salt pyramids of Bonaire can be seen when arriving either by sea or by air, each of those is roughly 50-feet high and contains approximately 10,000 metric tons of 99.6% pure salt. As you drive along south road, you will notice the different colors of the water, turning into an intense pink color.

Stop 6

Last stop is the snorkeling tour. We are in the water for approximately 1 hour. I give a short briefing of what we are going to do. During the snorkeling tour I make underwater photo's that I send to you after the tour. 5 underwater photo's are included with the tour. We do have snorkeling gear for you that is also included. We recommend to buy your own aqua shoes. Of course if you go snorkeling in the sea, you need swim ;-).