Bonaire

Bonaire’s weather is consistently warm, humid, and windy. The rainy periods tend to occur between October and January, and although it’s possible to have a tropical storm, Bonaire is located outside of the Caribbean's hurricane belt.

Bonaire’s entire coastline is a marine sanctuary because of the coral reef and the marine species that live around it. There are several lagoons on the island that attract large flamingo populations, and salt flats that cause the water to adopt a pinkish colour.

A vehicle is required to get around the island. It’s easy to hire a taxi and pay an hourly rate, or the majority of the tour operators can arrange transportation. Otherwise, there’s the option of renting a car as long as you have a valid driver’s license and are above the age of 21.

The American dollar (USD) is used across the island.

Canadians don’t require a visa to enter Bonaire, they only need a valid passport or permanent residency status for Canada.

The voltage in Bonaire is 127/220 V, with a standard frequency of 50HZ. Both North American and European plugs should work across the island without having to use an adapter.