Bonaire Village offers a wide choice of apartments and villas. All vacation homes are in Kralendijk, the well-known main town of Bonaire. Bonaire Village is within walking distance of the promenade with bars, shops, and restaurants (200-300 meters). In the area, you'll also find a supermarket, car and scooter rental, bike rental, banks with ATMs, souvenir shops, and various diving shops and schools. The closest beach is approximately 400-500 meters from the resort.
All the apartments in Bonaire Village have a modern but typically Caribbean architecture. Traditional elements such as concealed guttering and drains are combined with a timeless style. The penthouse has a spacious living room with an open-plan kitchen, two bathrooms and two bedrooms. The apartment is on a floor with a large, private, partially covered balcony. The bedrooms are equipped with air conditioning and ceiling fans. The master bedroom has a private bathroom, while the second bathroom is accessible from the corridor. The apartment has impressive high-beamed ceilings, so that it has a spacious feeling.
Kralendijk is the capital of the Dutch island of Bonaire, which until 2010 was part of the Netherlands Antilles.
With 18.500 inhabitants it also was the largest town on the island. The name is derived from the coral reef present there and has been used since about 1840. The locals call the city also Playa, meaning beach.
It is a small, quiet town with lots of pastel-coloured buildings. The center of the city consists of a boulevard (Kaya Craane) and a shopping street (Kaya Grandi). In front off the promenade are yachts visiting Bonaire anchor. Fort Orange is situated on the south side and built in the 17th century. It was built in defence of Bonaire. On the north side of the fort is the old (yellow) governor's house, were now the island council is located, and were the customs has their office. The city also features a marina and a football stadium. There is a romance pavilion used as a fruit market.
