The best way to experience Bonaire Washington Park is with a local guide who knows the most beautiful spots! Beautiful and unspoiled are understatements when describing Bonaire Washington Slagbaai National Park.
Discover its treasures on this special guided tour through hidden coves, secluded beaches and salt lakes. Originally inhabited by the Caiquetio Indians, Bonaire Washington Park is the first nature sanctuary of the former Netherland Antilles. Established in 1969 and located in the Northwest part of the Island, it covers an area roughly one-fifth of Bonaire, and it was the location of Slagbaai - the largest most productive plantations during the colonial period. Today the park is home to 2 internationally recognized and protected wetlands known as Ramsar sites and is a safe habitat for Bonaire’s native birds and reptiles. Its pristine beaches are an important nesting ground for both the sea turtles and birds that visit the waters of the unspoiled Island. With a flexible itinerary, you will have plenty of opportunities to admire and photograph the flora and fauna in their natural habitat.
Washington Park is a national nature park with off-roading paths and dirt roads. Get ready for a fun adventure!
Locally homemade chicken salad with bread (vegeterians and vegans get a bowl with home made salad)
Annual Dive Tag or Nature Tag ($10-$25)
