Nightlife on Bonaire is plentiful with clubs or casinos.
Bonaire holds its own when compared to many spots in the Caribbean when it comes to nighttime activities. The obvious, night diving and snorkeling, are a given, but there are a lot more activities that visitors can enjoy topside.
Salsa, Merengue, and Bachata can be found at any of Bonaire’s nightclubs.
Want to dance the night away? There are a number of nightclubs, bars, and cafes, both in town or on the ocean promenade, often with live music played by one of the island’s musical groups, including Little Havana, Cuba Compagnie, and Trocadero. Enjoy the nightlife and show off your new dance moves to great Latin sounds.
Many of Bonaire’s dining establishments also have lively bars, so check to see if your favorite restaurant has what might become your favorite watering hole.
| Bar/Club Location | Additional Notes: |
|---|---|
| Balashi Bar Divi Flamingo Beach Resort & Casino +599 717-8285 | |
| Brandaris Cafe Kaya Simon Bolivar #22 +599 717-4596 | |
| Coconut Crash Plaza Resort Bonaire, 80 Julio A. Abraham Boulevard +599 717-2500 | |
| Cuba Compagnie Kaya Grandi #1 +599 717-1822 | Thursday night is Latin Night |
| Karel's Beach Bar 12 Kaya J.N.E. Craane, Kralendijk +599 717-8434 | |
| Lucas Bar Kaya L. D. Gerharts #4 +599 717-7270 | |
| Tiki & Co Kaya Bonaire, Kralendijk +599 795-7972 | |
| Little Havana Kaya Bonaire, Kralendijk +599 700-5927 |
Visit the casino if you’re ready for Lady Luck.
If you are feeling lucky, there is a casino that has slots and table games for you to test your skill. Divi Flamingo Beach is open every night, except Sunday, until the wee hours. Plaza Resort Bonaire holds a very popular Poker Night as well.
Seasonal activities.
There are many scheduled night-time activities according to the season. Early October is Regatta time, and in February, Karnaval is the main attraction.
Check the calendar of events for the time period you are planning your Bonaire vacation.
