Kralendijk
Kralendijk is the capital city of Bonaire in the Netherlands Antilles.



Hotels in Kralendijk

Plaza Resort Bonaire Score 6.7 from 7 reviews
J.A. Abraham Boulevard 80 6.7/10
Offering a private beach, a marina and access to world-class diving, this comfortable all-suite hotel is located 2 miles (3 km) south of Bonaire's charming capital city, Kralendijk. Plaza Resort Bonaire features a variety of activities, including boat rentals, tennis courts and an outdoor pool. Guests can explore the scenic area on a rented bicycle or scooter, or spend the day relaxing in the on-site spa. After a restful night of sleep, guests at the Bonaire Plaza can wake up to a breakfast buffet at the Caribbean Point restaurant. For lunch and dinner, guests can enjoy local and international cuisine beside the pool at the Banana Tree. In the evening, oceanfront dining is available at the Tipsy Seagull, while the Coconut Crash Beach Bar is a great place for a cocktail. ... more
 
La Pura Vista Score 8.65 from 4 reviews
Kaya Turkesa 7 8.65/10
Placed in a quiet residential area in Santa Barbara and offering stunning views of the Caribbean Sea, this intimate guesthouse features personalized amenities on the beautiful Caribbean island of Bonaire. La Pura Vista features a large living area with a library, flat-screen TV with DVD player and internet access. Guests can cook in the full kitchen, outside in the barbecue area or the staff can provide a professional chef to prepare a delicious meal. After relaxing beside the pool in a hammock, guests can feel pampered with a massage on the raised viewing deck. Just a short drive from the La Pura Vista, guests will find beautiful beaches, shopping and dining. Bird enthusiasts will also enjoy the many exotic birds that frequent this tropical paradise. ... more
 
Divi Flamingo Beach Resort Score 7.8 from 3 reviews
J.E. Abraham Blvd. 40 7.8/10
The Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino offers guests two open-air beachfront restaurants with a variety of dining options. The Chibi Chibi Restaurant and bar- a colorful, romantic gathering spot-is open for lunch and dinner daily, and serves both traditional continental cuisine as well as fresh local seafood. Guests dining at the Chibi Chibi are entertained by a multitude of tropical fish in the surf just below the restaurant. ... more
 
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Sea Aquarium Adventure Trip 4 hours

Amazing dolphin show!

Enjoy a scenic ride through town while on your way to The Curacao Sea Aquarium Park. This park is a "must visit" attraction in Curacao.

Enjoy the Dolphin Training Demonstration as well as the Sea Lions showing you their tricks and amazing skills. The Sea Aquarium has over 45 species of marine life with plenty of different and unique fish.

The flamingos will welcome you, and you can have hands on experience with many sea creatures at the parks "touch tanks". (Kids love this!)

Enjoy the special "Sea Aquarium Lunch" at the Blue Ocean restaurant while enjoying the view over famous "Mambo Beach" and the "Sea Aquarium Beach".

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Day Trip to Saba from St Maarten 8 hours

Whitewashed house in Saba! Named the 'Unspoiled Queen', Saba is an eco paradise and quite the getaway for avid divers, hikers and nature enthusiasts. She is as beautiful on top as she is underneath. The journey is 75-90 minutes, and docks in Fort Bay, the only proper access to the sea on Saba. Saba is sheer cliffs on all sides, and even the old slave path still remains where goods were offloaded for transport to the villages by donkey.

Taxis meet the passengers at the boat and tour up into the island. First stop is a village called the Bottom, on up to Windwardside, where the trails start for hiking and tours continue over through Hells Gate with a look down to the airport, precariously balanced out on a lava overflow. Taxi tours are the only way to get up and into the island as the walk up from Fort Bay to The Bottom is vertical and strenuous. The views are spectacular. Drivers will stop at places of interest to take photos, and will let hikers out at the trail with arrangements to meet them for the return journey to Fort Bay.

The hiking in Saba's rainforest is not to be missed with the main trail, Mt Scenery, being the most popular. It is possible to stop at any point and return to Windwardside, or challenge the climb for the views from the top. The Saba Trail Shop asks a US$3 donation for the trail upkeep, and guests receive a trail badge. Windwardside boasts great little restaurants for lunch. There are a few shops selling local crafts such as hand blown glass jewelry, and artwork. The villages are quaint with low built cottages all whitewashed with red and green roofs, tiny narrow roads and very friendly locals.

Saba is very unspoiled and a refreshing change from the cosmopolitan hustle and bustle that St Maarten and St Barts provide.

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Day Trip to the Island of Prickly Pear, from St Maarten 8 hours

Lambada Catamaran will get you to Prickly Pear! Any trip to St Maarten would not be complete without a day trip to the gorgeous and unspoiled island of sun and sand - 'Anguilla', and her unparalleled sister - 'Prickly Pear Cay'. Lambada's 10 year history of party boat fun, family gatherings and outstanding crew, have made her a constant in the line up of #1 excursions.

Lambada 63' sail cat, was the first new breed of day charter cats to arrive in St Maarten in 1996. The boats are very spacious areas with proper seating, a walk up bar and two toilets. There are two nets up front which guests prize as prime positions to sunbathe while sailing, and an angled ladder that is lowered in the front for effortless access and exit into the water when snorkeling.

Lambada provides the means to enjoy what both islands have to offer - food, drink, snorkeling and incredible white sandy beaches. This is the trip often asked for by boat name and not destination. The heady combination of sailing, rum punches and fun loving crew members, ensure a day committed to memory and the scrapbooks. We enjoy a tremendous amount of return guests who name the boat and crew as their number one vacation trip.

This little Cay is pure paradise, lying a short distance off the coast of Anguilla. Completely deserted excepting for the two little restaurants that provide lunch to visitors, nobody lives on Prickly Pear and restaurant staff travel over each day to be of service. This destination is all about relaxation. Palm trees bask in the sun, sugar birds dart through the restaurant and besides the three reefs for snorkeling, a walk around the island reveals great bird life. Simply gorgeous, Prickly Pear is a great choice for families with kids as the boat anchors for the day in one spot, with a nice long beach and shallow waters close in. Lunch is also a choice of BBQ chicken, fish or ribs and the day is spent languidly snorkeling, swimming or sunbathing. The call to leave comes all too soon.

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