Seru Largu Lookout Tours and Tickets

See the highlights of Bonaire on a half-day, small group tour. If you look at the itinerary you will see the start till we reach 1000 step (Don’t worry, it’s actually only 74 steps.) Then it‘s on to the Flamingo Sanctuary, Salt Pier, and finally, the slave huts to view the living quarters of workers forced to labor in the nearby salt mines during the 1800s.

This tour is unique because this is a private tour for you and your family alone. You will be with a local and you will be getting a local experience including drinks and a small local taste. This tour is not an ordinary tour like the others on the Island. We will show you 28 points of interest. You will see all the major sites and highlights; you will experience local neighbourhoods to sample snacks and drinks native to this region. Because of the small group nature of this tour, you will be able to ask questions and make custom requests if there’s something, you want to see. This tour is very flexible. Time allowing, we’ll do all we can to make this trip special for you and your group! At the end of the tour, you will get a local appreciation from us. This is a private personnel tour. If you are only one person, please contact shekhinahtours directly.

Explore the highlights and landmarks of Bonaire with this 3.5-hour tour. With your local guide, tour Kralendijk, the capital of Bonaire, visiting historical buildings such as the Government House and the Old Fort. Drive along the island's rugged northern coastline, including Rincon, 1000 Steps and Goto Lake, home to an impressive population of flamingos. Learn about the island's history and culture from through your guide's engaging narration along the way. Round-trip transportation via air-conditioned coach from Bonaire hotels is included.

Rincon Village is the oldest village on Bonaire and rich in history. It is also the oldest continual community within the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. Originally settled by the Spanish in the early 1500’s, Rincon was strategically nestled within a valley to ward off impending danger from pirates and other threats.   In the 17th century, slaves were brought to Bonaire and worked tending crops and the salt pans until 1863. Living in Rincon, the slave men would weekly walk a 7 hour journey south for work and then return on weekends to gather supplies at Mangazina di Rei (King’s store house), and visit their families.  We will stop at the Kadushi distillery where you will be able to taste the local cactus liquor made on Bonaire for free. After visiting Kadushi we will be stopping at our last stop - a local restaurant called Posada. Here you can try native island food and get a taste for the local flavor. Please click on the Itinerary tab at the top to see our 10 points of interest!

A mix of history, culture, and natural beauty, this half-day tour offers a good overview of Bonaire and is ideal for first-time visitors. Highlights include Goto Lake, a saltwater lagoon where pink flamingos nest, and Seru Largu, a large hill in the capital city that offers expansive views of the surrounding sea. Visit small villages, a national park, a salt factory, and more.

Discover the best that Bonaire has to offer as you embark on a full tour of the island. Join a small group and visit the top landmarks of Bonaire such as 1000 steps, Rincón, the slave huts at White Pan and Orange Pan, and the lighthouse. As you explore, your guide sheds light on the rich history and culture of the island and makes a stop at Soroban Beach for some sunbathing.

If you really want to know and see more about Bonaire, this is the perfect tour for you. We take the beautiful road to 1000 steps and drive to the Goto Lake, where Flamingo's live. Via the oldest settlement of the island Rincon, we drive to the east side. This is the rugged coast with caves and cliffs where seawater splashes hard. Here we're going to see the Indian inscriptions. The tour ends ad Seru Largu "Large Hill". Here you can look over almost all of Bonaire. From here i'll bring you back to where you're staying.