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Oceanfront on Bonaire does not mean a beach. It means the reef starts at the end of your own terrace.

7 houses

  1. Kralendijk On the beach Private pool

    Kas Playa - With private beach

    Its own white beach, and the boulevard on foot10 guests5 bedrooms5 bathroomsfrom $2,500 per night
  2. EEG Boulevard, Kralendijk On the sea Private pool Piet Boon

    Kas Chapin - Piet Boon Villa

    Four bedrooms, four bathrooms, and the sea at the end of the terrace8 guests4 bedrooms4 bathrooms$7,000 per week
  3. Punt Vierkant, Kralendijk On the sea Private pool Piet Boon

    Punto Perfecto - Piet Boon Villa

    Sea view from almost every corner8 guests4 bedrooms3 bathroomsfrom $6,000 per week
  4. Punt Vierkant, Kralendijk On the sea Private pool Piet Boon

    Mi Casa - Piet Boon Villa

    Three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and stairs into the sea6 guests3 bedrooms3 bathroomsfrom $5,750 per week
  5. Santa Barbara Crowns, Kralendijk On the sea Private pool

    REEF Villas - Eco-friendly vacation rental

    Two identical solar-powered houses on their own stretch of reef. 6 guests3 bedrooms3 bathroomsfrom $5,300 per week
  6. Punt Vierkant, Kralendijk On the sea

    Kas Olof - Bonairian style house

    A Bonairean house, renovated, on the water8 guests4 bedrooms2 bathroomsfrom $4,025 per week
  7. Santa Barbara Crowns, Kralendijk On the sea Private pool

    Oceanfront Home 45A

    A Mediterranean house on the cliff, with the reef below the terrace2 bedrooms2 bathroomsfrom $425 per night

Bonaire has almost no sand on its west coast. What it has instead is ironshore: a flat shelf of old coral that runs to the edge of the water and then drops away. That is why nearly every house here has steps or a short ladder into the sea rather than a stretch of beach, and why you can be over the reef a minute after leaving the terrace.

If you want to walk into shallow water with small children, one of these houses has its own sand. The rest suit people who want the water deep enough to swim and snorkel from the moment they are in it.

The wind comes from the east, across the island, so the west coast stays calm nearly every day of the year. That is the reason the diving here is done from shore and not from a boat.

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