Bonaire
National
Marine Park
The BNMP includes the surrounding waters of Bonaire as well as Klein Bonaire and includes coral reefs, shallow lagoons and Klein Bonaire.
Learn more >Bonaire
Washington
Slagbaai
National Park
This terrestrial park encompasses two former plantations and spans across nearly 4,286 acres across the northern end of Bonaire.
Plan your visit >OPEN
Don't forget
Pay your nature fee
The Stinapa Bonaire nature fee is mandatory for all users of the Bonaire National Marine Park and the Washington Slagbaai National Park.
Valid per calendar year JAN-DEC
This is our impact
Bonaire's parks define much of the island's economic, social and cultural value so ensuring their sustainable use and management is vital. Learn more about STINAPA's role below:
Washington Slagbaai National Park
Washington Slagbaai National Park is a 4,286 ha protected area, located in the northwest part of the island. It was the first nature sanctuary of the Netherlands Antilles and was established in 1969. It provides safe habitat for several endemic and endangered species of Bonaire such as parrots, flamingos, parakeets, iguanas and many other species of birds and reptiles. The beaches inside the park are an important nesting ground for all four species of sea turtles found in the Caribbean.
