Bonaire Beach Break

Description

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

What you will visit:

Coco Beach
A lovely public beach at Playa Lechi, Coco Beach opened in 2015 and has made a name for itself as a relaxed seaside venue, with a hopping beach bar, excellent food and attentive service. Visitors find beach chairs, restroom facilities, beach volleyball and aquatic sports rentals. The warm, inviting waters are perfect for snorkeling right from the shore, and enthusiasts will find plenty of rainbow hued fish to populate underwater photos. The beach's proximity to port makes this a convenient spot and an inviting attraction for all ages. Please note that the beach does have some rocks, so water shoes are advised.

What you will see along the way:

A 10-minute ride from port to Coco Beach is an opportunity to glimpse Bonaire's charms. There are no major developments on this small, island. There is little agriculture on Bonaire, and much of the island is studded with cacti. Bonaire offers visitors a pristine tropical environment with legendary clear waters and a laid-back, unspoiled atmosphere.

Special Notes:

Waters surrounding the island are part of the official Bonaire National Marine Park, beach area may be small and have some coral mixed into the sand and at the entry into the ocean, shade may be limited. Wear a swimsuit and bring adequate sun protection. Swimming is at your own risk. There is no life guard. The property may offer certain sport activities which are not endorsed by Princess Cruises. Bring small bills to purchase beverages, food, souvenirs or rentals. Bring water shoes and a towel, wear a swimsuit and adequate sun protection.