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Customs and Immigration are located in the same office which is about 200 m south of the main dinghy dock.  Entry is free.  All people must be physically present so that Immigration can do a headcount.  They consider flare guns and spear guns to be weapons and will hold them temporarily while you are in the country.  Overall they are very friendly and efficient.
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BTW, this is a most impressive dinghy dock with full bar and restaurant facilities.  It is called Karel's Bar and is free, but you should buy a few drinks at the bar to say thanks for the right to tie up your dinghy there.
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Revision as of 02:42, 13 December 2011

Bonaire Cruising Guide

An online cruising guide for yachts sailing to Bonaire.

Bonaire
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Capital: Kralendijk
World icon.png 12°15′N, 68°28′W
Language: Dutch, Papiamentu
Currency: US Dollar (USD)
Timezone: UTC-4
More notes about the country
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Overview

Became an independent nation when the Netherlands Antilles were formally dissolved in 2010.

Cruising the region

See Lesser Antilles and Netherlands Antilles

Climate & Weather

Submit the climate & general weather details here.

Sources of weather forecasting here.

Charts

Source
Chart

Approaches and Navigation

Simple, easy approach by day or night to town of Kralendijk from the SW. Deep close to shore, very clear water. You should simply grab a mooring in front of the the main street. The cost is US$10 per day and must be paid in advance at the marina which is located about 1 km to the N.

Local Radio Nets

Also see World Cruiser's Nets

Arrival/Departure procedures

Arrival

Customs and Immigration are located in the same office which is about 200 m south of the main dinghy dock. Entry is free. All people must be physically present so that Immigration can do a headcount. They consider flare guns and spear guns to be weapons and will hold them temporarily while you are in the country. Overall they are very friendly and efficient.

BTW, this is a most impressive dinghy dock with full bar and restaurant facilities. It is called Karel's Bar and is free, but you should buy a few drinks at the bar to say thanks for the right to tie up your dinghy there.

Departure

Details?

Customs and Immigration

Immigration

Details?

Customs

Details?

Fees and Charges

Restrictions

Ports & Popular Stops

Offshore Islands

Health

Submit any health warnings/information.

Security

Details?

Transportation

Transportation - mainland or to other countries, etc.

Cruiser's Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

External Links

References & Publications

Books, Guides, etc.

Personal Notes

Personal experiences?


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