What it's like
Landhuis Bolivia is a plantation complex on the east coast of Bonaire, now in ruins. Its walls date from the 18th and 19th centuries and give an impression of how plantation life once worked on the island.
A visit is a slow walk among the remains. It is one of the island's historic sites on the east coast, and the ruins show the scale and layout of an old estate.
Good to know
- Driving is on the right, and the island has no stoplights.
Landhuis Bolivia
Landhuis Bolivia is a ruined 18th and 19th century plantation complex on Bonaire's east coast. You walk among the old walls and see how plantation life was laid out.
Tours that go here
Prices are per person, booked with our partner, Shore Excursions Group.
Rincón
Rincón is the oldest village on Bonaire, where the island's history begins. Visitors walk its streets, see the old houses, and stop at the distillery.
Bonaire National Marine Park
Bonaire National Marine Park is the protected sea around the island and Klein Bonaire, home to reefs, shallow lagoons and 86 public dive sites. Most of the diving and snorkeling happens here.
Bonaire western reef
A protected reef along Bonaire's western shore, where divers wade in from the beach in front of their hotel. Divers can walk in from the sand in front of their hotel and start the dive there.
Klein Bonaire
Klein Bonaire is a small uninhabited islet about 800 meters off Bonaire's west coast. It is a marine preserve, and people come for the snorkeling, the turtles and the beach.