Marine Park Glass Bottom Boat

No swimsuit needed — just sit back and let Bonaire's incredible underwater world come to you! Step aboard directly at the pier and cruise toward Klein Bonaire — a pristine, uninhabited island surrounded by some of the most spectacular coral reefs in the Caribbean. Settle into a comfortable shaded seat and look down through the large glass viewing window as a constantly changing parade of marine life passes beneath your feet. The Bonaire National Marine Park was one of the first in the Caribbean to ban environmentally damaging activities — in the 1960s sea turtle nests were protected, in the 1970s spearfishing was banned and coral removal made illegal. The result? An underwater paradise unlike anything else in the Caribbean. Your knowledgeable guide keeps the commentary flowing as the boat glides over one breathtaking reef after another. Expect to spot elkhorn and staghorn coral, graceful sea turtles and a dazzling array of tropical fish including grunts, wrasses, goatfish, parrotfish and tangs. Not sure what you're looking at? The handy fish identification chart on board has you covered. After 1.5 hours of underwater wonder the whole family will be talking about, you'll cruise back to the pier with a huge smile on your face.