Bonaire’s Krazy Karnaval: More than Diving

by Nov 17, 2021Bonaire, Caribbean Netherlands

Bonaire’s Krazy Karnaval: More than Diving

Written By: Gail Clifford MD | Published By: GoNoMad Travel | November 17, 2021

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A typically dramatic sunset at the Marriott Dive Resort pool on the island of Bonaire, Caribbean. Gail Clifford photos.

Karnaval (Carnival) in Bonaire, the Caribbean Netherlands

By Gail Clifford

When you think of the Netherlands, you probably don’t think of Carnival, the annual festival held in several countries in Latin America and the Caribbean in the days before Ash Wednesday.

But if you love the safety and easy access of Bonaire, in the Caribbean Netherlands, you should consider visiting next year when the event returns.

Edwin at the Divi Flamingo resort’s Chibi Chibi Restaurant enchants a guest (Jackie Mullen) with options

From the diving depths of the azure seas (typically 60 to 90 feet but lower in some spots for expert divers) to the lofty mountain peak in Washington State Park, you will see beauty.

From the dramatic vistas along the stony coast by the Punt Vierkant Lighthouse to the historic salt mines and slave huts, the varied terrain on this island will surprise you at every turn with its diversity.

Traveling here is an adventure you will find nowhere else – especially during Karnaval.

(This year’s Karnaval is canceled due to Covid – but let’s look back at last year’s as a reminder of things to come!)

Karnaval activities span between the two island towns, Kralendijk and Rincon. Events easily accessed by car or moped each day of the celebration.

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