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| Bonaire | Is Bonaire Expensive? Posted: Sat April 30, 2005 06:19 PM UTC
Thinking of travelling to Bonaire, but wondering how far my budget will go? Does anyone have any info to average prices for basics...hotel, a meal, a beer etc?
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| Bonaire | RE: Is Bonaire Expensive? Posted: Mon May 2, 2005 09:09 PM UTC
Bonaire is crazy expensive! Air Jamaica is the only company I know of that offers vacation packages to Bonaire. Try their website at www.airjamaica.com.
Good luck.
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| Bonaire | RE: RE: Is Bonaire Expensive? Posted: Tue May 3, 2005 01:11 AM UTC
I didn't find Bonaire all that expensive. We stayed in a time-share resort for $200/night, but we had a 2 bedroom condo and split it with another couple so it was $100/couple. You can stay in Bonaire for as low as $35/night. Check out the VT member hotel tips. Lots of info there.
About restaurants, I found the prices to be about the same as at home (Boston). You can eat for $10 or less if you want, or do it up with big money. I think Bonaire is probably average for the Caribbean as far as prices go. But the diving and snorkeling are way above average, so I think it's a great deal!
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| Bonaire | RE: Is Bonaire Expensive? Posted: Tue May 3, 2005 02:08 PM UTC
Actually, Bonaire can be inexpensive, depending on how you do it! Local apartments can be as little as $55.00 a night! Depending on where you are flying from you can fly Air Jamaica or American Airlines. You can also take one of the major airlines to Aruba or Curacao (many run specials) and then hop over to Bonaire inexpensively on BonairExpress or Divi Air. Let me know if I can be of any further assistance. Good luck on your research! Liz
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| Bonaire | RE: Is Bonaire Expensive? Posted: Wed May 4, 2005 02:40 PM UTC
I tend to agree with the other 3 answers you got. It can be expensive depends what you compare it with. With countries like Ecuador, Sto Domingo, venezuela etc food and lodging will be more expensive. But compared to a lot of other caribbean destinations like aruba st maarten curacao bahamas etc it would be about the same.
It also depends how you want to spend your money if youn want to eat in the tourist kind of restaurants it will be more expensive. Some local places offer decent food for less than $10.
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