Boat Charter in Bonaire

Renting a boat in Bonaire will allow you, your family, and friends to see places you wouldn't normally see. When you tour Bonaire Island, you will see many impressive sights like the Government House, the old Fort, and Goto Lake. Boat rental is a different experience. Your boat captain will be an experienced local skipper equipped with tales of the local culture and history, as well as his nautical skills to sail you safely around the waters of Bonaire. Do what you want on or below the water in your own special time on a boat rental. Glass bottomed boats will allow you to see the incredible sea life without getting your feet wet. Visit the mangrove swamps or access the nearby island of Klein Bonaire.

A half-day boat rental in Bonaire will cost you around USD 200 and a full day boat rental in Bonaire from USD 300 upwards. Take the plunge; make the trip. You can add new water sports you have never tried before like water skiing, wakeboarding, or kayaking. Join-in tours are relatively inexpensive at less than USD 100 per person, and you can mix and match a full offering of water sports from snorkeling to fishing and kayaking.

Boat rental in Bonaire offers many options to create your personalized day in paradise onboard a catamaran rental. If you want to be just with your partner, friends, family, or colleagues, this is the perfect tour to choose from. Just make up your itinerary and set sail: just you, the catamaran, and Captain with the crew. Customized catamaran rental means you can negotiate your price, including choosing from different wines and food options to make your catamaran rental in Bonaire extra special. A standard catamaran rental for a day with skipper and crew will cost you USD 1,500 or more. Sunset cruises are available per person for less than USD 100 per head, so why not watch the sun go down on the water with a cocktail in your hand./p>

BBQ and Sunset Tours are popular with everything prepared onboard for your enjoyment and relaxation. Then there are the fish spotting tours! Why not get wet and go snorkeling or go deep and go diving. Whichever one or more of the many popular boat tours you decide to choose, your boat rental or a join-in cruise will be guided by an experienced skipper who can help you with everything from fish recognition to fin size. BBQs and drinks can be selected to suit your palate and taste, but don't forget there are also customized itineraries that you can request as well as standard boat tour packages.

From the shores of Bonaire to Klein Bonaire is only 800 metres so it won't take you all day to get there in your boat rental. If you try to swim, you will encounter currents and reef sharks, so don't take the risk, just rent a boat. On Klein Bonaire, No Name Beach is the most visited spot, but the reef has been affected by storms and high volumes of visitors. A better option is to sail around some of the more remote spots, where the reef is well preserved.

With over 55 species of soft and hard corals, and more than 350 fish species, your boat rental for a day will give you the chance to see hawksbills, loggerheads, and green sea turtles. Turtles are protected, and spearfishing is banned. All visitors to the Marine Park must purchase a 'nature tag' to contribute to Bonaire reefs' preservation. The only structures on the island are some ruins of slave huts dating back to the region's period of slavery; otherwise, the island has no running water or facilities. So after a peek, get back on board your boat rental and savour the hospitality and the coastline.

Flying to Bonaire will take you some time wherever you are arriving from, so why rush your holiday or your boat rental. Spending more than a day on the water will open up more time to relax or play with family and friends on or under the waves. Rent a boat or a catamaran, or even two or three, and race against your friends or colleagues in a flotilla. You can rent different boats and see which one goes the fastest! With a weekend on your hands for boat rental, sail along the Western Coastline of Bonaire and spend some time underwater. The West and East coasts of Bonaire have very different sea conditions.

The Western coastline is protected against the constant Eastern trade winds. It offers sheltered beaches and coral reefs, calm sea, crystal-clear water. This means that most of the snorkeling spots in Bonaire are located on the West side of the island, or in Klein Bonaire. The most popular spots on Bonaire's west coast are; Tori's Reef, Windsock, Bari Reef, Petries Pillar, 1000 Steps, and Karpata. Te Amo Beach, right in front of the airport, is highly recommended. The rough Eastern coastline is exposed to the trade winds, high waves, and strong currents, making it less suitable for snorkeling. Lac Bay is a big semi-enclosed bay on the East coast, hosting two snorkeling spots; Lac Bay with Sorobon Beach, a shallow lagoon sheltered by a barrier reef, and Lac Cai, a sheltered seagrass area where sea turtles come daily to feed.

Sail and dine in style with your private chef on board. A private party rental will give you an exciting, first-rate, tasty sailing experience with one of the top chefs in Bonaire. Get ready to let the chef pamper you with their culinary expertise while the crew sails you on the Dutch Caribbean's most pristine waters. Sailing along the coast of Bonaire, don't forget to dip or snorkel in the warm Caribbean sea. Relax and let the crew spoil you with tasty bites and ice-cold drinks. Book a party boat rental with a private mooring and enjoy the sunset over Klein Bonaire or the Bonaire coastline. Once the sun has gone down, sit back and gaze at the view under a zillion stars.