Palm Villas
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Featured Properties
Vacation rental
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Villa Tortuga - Waterfront, Private Pool
Vacation rental
$ 301 Per Night -
Kas Alegro - Private Pool
Vacation rental
$ 208 Per Night -
Villa Sea La Vie - Oceanview, Private Pool
Vacation rental
$ 560 Per Night -
Crown Villas 19 - Luxurious, Private Pool
Vacation rental
$ 320 Per Night -
Villa Dos Hermanos – Oceanfront Beach & Pool
Vacation rental
$ 949 Per Night -
Villa Ganshi - Oceanfront, Private Beach & Pool
Vacation rental
$ 827 Per Night
Meet Jan and Alexandra
We’re Jan and Alexandra, the people behind Palm Villas. We live on Bonaire and love helping our guests make the very best of their time on the island.
For us, a great vacation is about more than just a beautiful villa. It’s about feeling welcome, knowing where to go, and discovering the places that make Bonaire special. Because we live here ourselves, we’re always happy to share our favorite restaurants, beaches, dive spots, activities, and local tips.
From the moment you book until the day you leave, we’re here to help make your stay in paradise as memorable and carefree as possible.
Latest Stories

Best Time to Visit Bonaire: Month-by-Month Weather, Prices & Crowds
When to go to Bonaire, month by month — water temperature, wind, rain, hurricane risk (almost none), high vs low season prices, and the best months for diving, windsurfing and long stays. Short version: there isn't a bad month. Bonaire sits 12° north of the equator, outside the hurricane belt,

Things to Do in Bonaire: A Local's Guide (Diving, Beaches, Flamingos & More)
18 things to do in Bonaire from people who live here — shore dives, Lac Bay, the salt pans, Rincon, Klein Bonaire and where to eat. Practical tips, costs and how long each takes. Bonaire is a small island — 40 km long, about 24,000 people — and most visitors

The Conch Shell: A Marine Marvel
Bonaire is home to many natural treasures. Among them, the conch shell stands out as a symbol of the island’s rich underwater life and cultural heritage. These shells are not only admired for their beauty but also for their ecological significance. The "queen conch" is a large sea snail found