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Solo exploration in Bonaire: Top tips at Harbour Village

Solo exploration in Bonaire: Top tips at Harbour Village

Solo travel is growing in popularity and Bonaire has emerged as a top destination for individual adventurers. With its crystal-clear waters, swaying palm trees, safe villages and an underwater world bursting with colour, the island offers a unique combination that perfectly suits the needs of solo travellers. At the heart of this Caribbean paradise is Harbour Village, a resort distinguished by its intimate atmosphere and personalised attention, making it ideal for those travelling alone. Wondering how to get the most out of your visit to Bonaire as a solo traveller? Then read our tips below.

Pearl in the Caribbean Sea

Bonaire, with its enchanting underwater world, is known worldwide as a paradise for divers and snorkelers. Explore colourful coral reefs, swim with exotic fish of all colours and relax in the warm, crystal-clear waters. With more than 85 world-class dive sites, including famous spots such as Hilma Hooker, 1000 Steps and Salt Pier, Bonaire offers an unparalleled diving experience. Harbour Village has a professional dive centre where beginners and advanced divers can go for dive courses. Ideal for solo divers who want to explore the sea at their own pace.

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Get in touch with nature

For those who prefer to keep their feet dry, there are plenty of opportunities to explore the island's various natural wonders, including the breathtaking Washington Slagbaai National Park with its desert landscapes and rugged coastlines, the enchanting Goto Lake with its pink flamingos and the lush Bonaire National Marine Park, the world's oldest marine reserve. As a solo visitor, you can explore these parks on your own, walking or cycling along marked trails.

Culinary and cultural incentives

As a solo traveller, it is easy to make your own plans. Enjoy Bonaire's authentic charm as you stroll through quaint villages and visit local fish and art markets. The island's small scale makes it easy to engage in interactions and learn more about local customs and history. For example, sample the unique flavours of the island with dishes like Stoba, a traditional stew with meat and vegetables, or enjoy daily fresh fish dishes, caught and prepared directly from the waters of the Caribbean Sea. Advantage of travelling alone: you don't even have to share all these delicacies with anyone.

For those who prefer to end the evening in comfort at the resort, Harbour Village offers a unique dining experience in a restaurant that mimics the atmosphere of an old Spanish ship. This is an ideal opportunity to enjoy local and international dishes at leisure.

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Recover and relax in the spa

Take time for self-care by visiting Harbour Village's spa. Whether you opt for a massage to relax after an active day, or a facial to revitalise, it's all possible and provides that extra bit of attention for yourself during a solo trip.

Staying at Harbour Village

Amid this tropical island is Harbour Village , which has been known as a leading resort for over 30 years. This year, the resort was named 'Hotel of the year 2024' in the Caribbean at the 10th Caribbean Travel Awards. Idyllically located on Bonaire's most beautiful beach, the resort is surrounded by tropical gardens and crystal clear waters. Harbour Village is not only the most luxurious, but also the only private resort on Bonaire. With rooms located directly on the beach, the resort offers a tranquil and exclusive base for your solo journey. Whether you come for the peace and nature, or for an underwater expedition, Harbour Village is an essential stop on your Bonaire adventure.

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About Harbour Village Beach Club

Harbour Village Beach Club is an exclusive beach retreat on Bonaire. There are suites right on the beach, on the marina or amidst the tropical gardens, all just steps away from the white-sand beach. Facilities include a first-class 5-star PADI Instructor Development Centre offering certified diving courses, a swimming pool and a picturesque marina with 64 moorings. The resort is also home to La Balandra restaurant, designed after an antique Spanish ship, located on a jetty extending out to sea. There is also a full-service spa offering professional reflexology, facials, aromatherapy, therapeutic and relaxing massage. Harbour Village Beach Club has been named 'Bonaire's leading hotel' for 20 years in a row and also 'Hotel of the year 2024' in the Caribbean at the 10th Caribbean Travel Awards.

For more information on Harbour Village Beach Club, visit www.harbourvillage.com

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