Holiday homes in Bonaire
Where can you see thousands of flamingos, graceful pelicans, rustling palm trees, stunning beaches, a crystal-clear sea and perhaps the very best diving locations in the world? You’ve got it: Bon Bini in Bonaire! A tropical island far from home where the Dutch influence is still strongly felt in places. So, if you’re looking for a sun-drenched holiday for a short period or even
long term, a holiday home in
Bonaire is always the perfect choice. To make it extra easy and value for money, through Micazu, you always rent directly from the owner. No hidden surprises, you always know the score.
Enjoy delightful Bonaire
Bonaire’s nature is breathtakingly beautiful, both above and below the water, as
diving and snorkelling in Bonaire is an unforgettable experience. You can see the most fantastic corals,
fish, giant turtles and other sea creatures. What’s more, the water is pleasantly warm throughout the year. Would you prefer to stay on land? You’ll find plenty to see and to do. Take a day trip to
Kralendijk, the island’s capital, or rent a
bike - a great way to explore your surroundings. Or spend the day lounging around your
private pool. A holiday home in Bonaire is the perfect way to unwind.
If sun, sea and beach are what you need, then browse our range of private holiday homes on Bonaire now.
Fun facts if you opt for a holiday home on Bonaire:
- Bonaire is home to approx. 18,000 people with no fewer than 70 different nationalities.
- Bonaire is one of the few places in the world where flamingos go to breed. There are several sites where you can observe these pink-reddish birds.
- Another remarkable bird species is the yellow-shouldered Amazon parrot. There are only approx. 800 specimens of this ‘lora’ variety left in the wild.
- ‘Bon Bini na Beneiru’ means ‘welcome to Bonaire’!
- The first inhabitants of Bonaire were the Caiquetio Indians, who reached the island from Venezuela around the year 1000.
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