Bonaire National Marine Park

Protected marine area established in 1979 featuring fringing reefs, seagrass, and mangroves. It contains nearly 60 species of coral and encompasses the waters surrounding the main island and its adjacent smaller neighbor. Read more…

Admission

General $40.00

Mandatory nature fee valid per calendar year; includes Washington-Slagbaai National Park entrance

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Established in 1979, this protected marine area encompasses the surrounding waters and those of the adjacent smaller island. The park includes diverse ecosystems such as fringing reefs, seagrass beds, and mangrove forests. Shallow lagoons also form a significant part of the protected environment.

The underwater environment is home to nearly 60 species of coral. These reefs and shallow waters provide a habitat for a rich variety of marine life. The area serves as a vital site for marine conservation efforts.

Water-based activities such as diving and snorkeling take place throughout the park. The area is open to the public for the exploration of its various marine habitats.