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What's not Included

  • Airport departure tax of USD $35/person
  • Food, drink and toiletry
  • Marine Park fee of USD $25/Scuba Diver or USD $10/snorkeler
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  • Tourist Tax of USD $6.50/person/day for guests over the age of 13

It is necessary for all who use the waters of the Bonaire National Marine Park to pay the nature fee. At the time of payment, you will receive a specially designed tag indicating your support for nature preservation and a receipt. Keep both, as they will also provide you with complimentary admission to Washington-Slagbaai National park throughout the year your tag is valid. Tags are available for purchase at all dive operations, hotels, resorts, windsurfing operations, sport fishing charter boats, sail/snorkel/water taxi operations, marinas, and other water sports operations on Bonaire.

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Insel Air Flights

Insel Air is offering a special promotion, a roundtrip airfare between Miami and Bonaire for only $285.00 per person for travel through Saturday, June 19, 2010.


Shore Dive Special
Free shore diving for a week with any new reservation between June 1 and September 30. Send us an email for more details.

Win A 1-Week Rental
Participate in at least 2 AUC events this summer (2010) and you will be entered to win "one of two" prize packages that include a 1-week rental of the Villa Makoshi (1 level only) for you and your dive buddies.

KLM Baggage Increase

Effective March 28, KLM increases checked baggage to three bags, weighting up to 50 pounds each, free of charge depending on the cabin class for passengers traveling to Bonaire.

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