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🏝️Bonaire is a tropical island in the Caribbean Sea.
The US visa is visa-free.
The island has done a good job of ecological protection. You can enjoy the beach, sand, see the beautiful pink salt pans, flamingos and friendly wild donkeys.
You can choose to spend your island holiday here.
🤿It is also a world-famous shore diving resort.
I saw a lot of cute marine life during the week of diving here🐟

🏠Accommodation
1️⃣Hotel
Recommendation: Courtyard, Delfin
Choosing a hotel can have room service, paid breakfast, suites can cook, and some hotels such as Delfin also have private beaches.
But ordinary rooms cannot cook, nor can they invite friends to come. It is not convenient to wash clothes without a washing machine.
2️⃣B&amp;B
We chose TASCA Building this time.
The experience is not bad. There is no room service and breakfast, but you can cook by yourself. There is a washing machine to wash clothes. There is also a living room where friends can eat and chat together. There is a small balcony to bask in the sun.
🍛Food
Mainly Western food, there are some South American cuisine specialty restaurants.
Let me talk about three more impressive ones.
1️⃣bonaire brazilian garden 
Grilled meat, crispy pork is OK, but dry and salty, fried seafood is generally good, roast beef is tender, but I think the sauce is hard to eat
2️⃣brass boer
Lunch: OK, in the Delfin Hotel, the chicken thigh is very tender
Dinner: ritual &gt; taste &gt; taste. But the sea view is invincible in the evening. The on-site fermented bread has a strong sense of ritual, but the taste is actually too healthy and complicated
3️⃣lekker thuis bonaire
Five-star rating on Owl, but the form is greater than the taste. Secret Menu can choose meat/fish, but the dishes are served slowly and the taste is average

#Good place for outbound travel #Nanny-level travel photography guide #These hotels have great views #Live in a local high-value homestay

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