In 2026, being “offline” is rarely an option, even on a Caribbean island. ποΈ Whether you need to check your flight status, navigate to a hidden beach, or work remotely, you might be asking: “Does Bonaire have good access to information?”
At Fiesta Tours Bonaire, we know that staying informed is the key to a stress-free vacation. Here is everything you need to know about connectivity and information services on our island. π§π³β¨
π 1. Internet and WiFi: What to Expect
Bonaire offers modern internet infrastructure, although it might feel a bit different from the mainland.
- Fiber Optic: β‘ Many areas, including major resorts and hotels in Kralendijk, now have fiber optic connections suitable for video calls and remote work.
- Public WiFi: β Most restaurants, cafes, and bars offer free WiFi to their customers. You can find “hotspot maps” online to help you stay connected while you get around Bonaire.
- Workability: While generally reliable, speeds can occasionally fluctuate. If you are a digital nomad, we recommend checking with your accommodation about their specific connection.
π± 2. Mobile Data and eSIMs
For constant access, a local data plan is your best friend. π±
- Local Carriers: Telbo and Digicel are the main providers. You can get a local SIM card, but the most convenient option for 2026 is an eSIM.
- eSIM Technology: π°οΈ You can purchase and activate a Bonaire data plan before you even land at Flamingo International Airport. This allows you to use your GPS and contact our reliable airport transfers the moment you arrive. ππ¨
ποΈ 3. Official and Tourist Information
Bonaire is highly transparent and organized when it comes to visitor information.
- Government Portals: The official Bonaire Entry Tax website is the best place for legal and entry info. π
- Safety & Health: Information on safety is readily available (Bonaire is very safe!), and health resources are clearβfor instance, knowing what vaccines you need for Bonaire is a simple online check. π
- Identity: Locals (Bonaireans or Bonerianos) are also great sources of info! They are multilingual and always happy to help. π£οΈ
π‘ Pro-Tips for Staying Informed
- Offline Maps: πΊοΈ We recommend downloading Google Maps for Bonaire before your trip, just in case you lose signal in remote parts of the Washington Slagbaai National Park.
- Stay Hydrated: π§ While searching for info, don’t forget that the water is safe to drink in Bonaire. No need to search for bottled water!
- Budgeting: For any digital purchases or local SIMs, remember that the best currency for Bonaire is the US Dollar. π΅
π Let Fiesta Tours Be Your Local Guide
While the internet is great, nothing beats the first-hand information from a local expert. π
When you join one of our personalized island tours, you get more than just a ride; you get a wealth of knowledge about our history, nature, and culture that you won’t find on any website. ππ¦©
Ready to explore Bonaire with the best information at your fingertips? Book your tour or transfer with us today and let’s start the adventure! πβ¨


