Shore diving
From the terrace
Stone steps give direct access to the sea. Yellow stones along the coast mark many official dive sites.

Villa Mi Casa Bonaire. A private oceanfront home with its own pool and steps into the water.

Mi Casa sits on the rocks of EEG Boulevard, on Bonaire's southwest coast near Punt Vierkant. The open living floor looks across the Caribbean Sea and private stone steps give direct access to the water.
The house is built from natural stone and wood, with wide sliding doors that let the trade winds through. Days are lived outside. In the evening, the sea beyond the terrace turns orange.
Designed by Piet Boon
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The day naturally moves outdoors. From the pool and gazebo, you pass the outdoor shower on your way to the stone steps into the sea. At sunset, the terrace becomes the place for a long dinner by the water.
Bonaire is compact, dry and shaped by the sea. The reef around the island is a protected marine park and many dive and snorkel sites are reached from shore. From Mi Casa, both Kralendijk and the open landscape of the south are close by.

From the terrace
Stone steps give direct access to the sea. Yellow stones along the coast mark many official dive sites.
On the south and east coasts
Atlantis Beach for kiters, Lac Bay for windsurfers. Flat water, steady trade winds and schools for every level.
Water taxi from Kralendijk
An uninhabited islet with a white sandy beach and clear water. The water taxi leaves from Kralendijk, with snorkeling all around it.
North of Punt Vierkant
Waterfront restaurants, small shops and supermarkets for groceries. The compact centre is easy to explore on foot.
From US$ 822
per night for up to 4 guests
The starting nightly rate applies to a maximum of four guests. The final rate depends on the season, length of stay and number of guests.
15% service charge
Minimum stay 7 nights
Check-in 15:00 / check-out 10:00
A 20% surcharge applies during the Christmas period, with a minimum stay of 14 nights.