Djambo is centrally located. Not far from the airport and close to the centre of Kralendijk and the Caribbean sea. Click here for a map.
From Amsterdam it is a 9 hour flight. KLM flies 6 times a week from Amsterdam to Bonaire and Arkefly on Saturdays.
Of course, there are other ways to get here. There are leaving daily several flight to Curacao and Aruba from the US and the Netherlands. Between Aruba, Curacao and Bonaire are different local airlines flying, more times a day. A two way ticket from Curacao to Bonaire costs around US $ 85.00/125.00
- Direct flights from Amsterdam Schiphol
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From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport it is possible to fly direct and non-stop to Bonaire. The airlines are KLM and Arke Fly on the following days:
KLM: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Arke Fly: Saturday
To get to Bonaire it takes about 10 hours.
To get back to Amsterdam is about 9 hours.
On departure every passenger needs to pay airport tax. You can pay the amount of USD 34,00 or NAF 64,10 cash, by credit card or ATM.
- Via Curacao and Aruba
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Many guests do take a flight from the US to Aruba or Curacao and take from there a local flight to Bonaire.
Especially to Aruba are going daily flights with Continental, Delta, American Airlines, Air Canada, Jet Blue Airways, US Airways and United Airways.
From the Netherlands to Curacao there are daily flights with KLM and Martin Air. Arkefly is flying on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
From Curacao to Bonaire it takes about 15 minutes. You can fly with Divi Divi Air, Dutch Antillean Express (DAE), EZ Air, InselAir and Tiara. There are about 30 flights per day between these islands.
From Aruba to Bonaire it takes about 30 minutes with DAE, Insell Air or Tiara.
When travelling from Bonaire to Curacao or Aruba you need to pay airport tax. This is US $ 6.00 per person.
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