Hike & Dive

Brandaris… Sounds dangerous. High. But no worries, this highest point on Bonaire is only 241m (784ft.) high, so it will be no more than a good 45 minute climbing hike. The trail is well worth hiking as it once again lets you walk through Bonaire’s arid landscape while sometimes sneaking a peak of the view you’re going to get on the top.

FEATURED DIVESS, Washington Slagbaai National ParkBoka Bartol, Playa Bengue, Playa Funchi, Wayaka, Boca Slagbaai.

Washington Slagbaai National Park is absolutely amazing for diving. Along the coast of Kralendijk you already find beautiful reefs, but many of them are considered home-reefs, which means there is a hotel right next to it that is claiming the reef to be their home-reef. Washington Slagbaai National Park is all nature and has the sea, a fresh Caribbean breeze, birds, and iguanas. In many cases, you will be the only one diving on a dive site. The park has 6 dive sites, and each one is special in its own way. Stingrays, octopuses, enormous lobsters, and lately even a manta ray was spotted. But WSNP also has the most beautiful and colorful fish in large quantities. Swimming through a school of hundreds of fish is not rare, and playing hide and seek with a stingray is also very common. You will be amazed by the untouched and well-preserved reefs of Washington Slagbaai National Park.

What makes this tour special
The crystal clear waters of the North Coast, healthy reefs, breathtaking underwater scenery.
Panoramic road trip
Special dive truck with extra amenities