Our wonderful friend Terence and his equally wonderful parents treated us to a whistle-stop air-conditioned tour of the island in all it’s splendour, including lunch at the gorgeous Windsurf Grill at Sorobon.
Bonaire has made a big impression; the island is stunningly unspoilt and relaxed and the people are unbelievably welcoming.
Big thank you to Terence, Robert and Maggie at Bobbejan’s Bar and Grill for the tour, the trips to the supermarket, the ribs, the extra ribs and everything. If you are ever on Bonaire their restaurant is a must-scoff-your-face. The Gado Gado is amazing but the ribs are something else altogether…
Salt flats. Strange red water.
Slave houses. Sleeps six to ten.
View isn’t bad though
Orange slave houses. Slaves here worked on a different grade of salt.
Tour guide legends.
Beautiful painting by Frans Booi depicting slaves at work on salt flats
These strange sculptures appear all along the south coast…
Using shoes, coconuts…
Wheels…
More shoes.
The “Fun Board” at the Windsurf Place, Sorobon
Sorobon was truly stunning
Further North, the island seemed utterly deserted
Bizarre dilapidated sea thing
View from Seru Largu
Lake Gotomeer. Complete with flamingoes.
Emma Jay Ashton 
These photo’s are stunning! So are you x x
James Bond’s next actress beautiful xx