Bonaire is a true paradise for divers and snorkelers, with one of the best shore-diving locations in the world. Just a few metres from the coast you'll find crystal-clear water, colourful coral and a diversity of marine life such as turtles, dolphins and barracudas. Hundreds of dive sites, marked with yellow stones, make exploring this…

Atlantis Beach, also known as Kite Beach, is the place to go kitesurfing on Bonaire. With a constant north-easterly wind of 15 to 25 knots and crystal-clear water of 28°C, the conditions are ideal. Here you share the water with turtles and dolphins, and after your session you can relax at the Kite Bus. Two…

Salt production has been Bonaire's biggest source of income for centuries. In the south lie the salt pans of the Pekelmeer, where the water turns pink from algae and flamingos gather. Along the coast stand the 17th century slave huts, small whitewashed cabins where enslaved workers who were used for salt production spent the night.…

Bonaire, a small but diverse island off the coast of Venezuela, offers a relaxed atmosphere without crowds or traffic lights. The welcoming residents speak several languages, including Dutch, Papiamento, English and Spanish, making your stay extra special.

Within walking distance of Casa Trankilo you'll find a wide range of restaurants and bars where you can enjoy delicious food and refreshing drinks. From cosy eateries to fine dining with sea views, Kralendijk has something for everyone. Taste the local cuisine with fresh fish, Caribbean flavours and international influences.

Bonaire offers the perfect conditions for windsurfers, with warm, shallow water and a constant trade wind. In the lagoon of Sorobon and at Lac Bay, you make your way between turtles and rays, while Lac Cai offers slightly rougher waters for extra challenge. Thanks to its central location, Casa Trankilo is the ideal base for…