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Harbor Village Bonaire is an exclusive beachfront resort and residential development located in Kralendijk. The project features 40 high-end accommodations, including suites, villas, and private residences, all directly situated on a private beach with a full-service marina. Positioned as a luxury boutique destination, the resort offers world-class hospitality services, a PADI-certified dive center, and a range of on-site amenities such as a spa, a gourmet restaurant, and a fitness center.
The complete offering includes not only the hotel, but also a laundry facility, leased office spaces, a gas station, the marina, and a development site with 60 meters of beachfront directly on the sea.
The property is situated on the western coast of Bonaire, just a 7-minute drive from Flamingo International Airport. It lies within walking distance of downtown Kralendijk, the island’s capital, and directly fronts the Caribbean Sea. Its unique location provides both privacy and proximity to urban conveniences, with direct access to a protected marine park and natural reef systems.
Bonaire operates under the jurisdiction of the Netherlands as a special municipality, using the U.S. dollar as its official currency. The island’s economy is primarily driven by tourism, particularly high-end and eco-conscious travel, supported by a growing service sector and stable real estate market. Investment regulations are transparent and aligned with Dutch and EU standards, offering legal security and favorable conditions for foreign investors. Infrastructure is well-developed, with continued governmental focus on sustainable growth and environmental conservation.
Bonaire is a well-established destination for eco-tourism and marine-based activities, attracting divers, snorkelers, and nature enthusiasts year-round. The island is part of the Dutch Caribbean and benefits from stable governance, high safety levels, and a strong reputation for sustainable tourism. Bonaire’s diving infrastructure is world-renowned, and it offers a mix of boutique accommodations, cultural heritage, and minimal mass-tourism development.
Bonaire has a semi-arid tropical climate, characterized by consistent warm temperatures averaging 28–31°C year-round. The island receives minimal rainfall, primarily between October and January, and lies outside the traditional Caribbean hurricane belt. Constant trade winds provide a cooling effect, making the weather favorable for outdoor and water-based activities throughout the year.