Washington Slagbaai National Park

Washington Slagbaai National Park covers 5,643 ha (21.79 sq mi) of hills and lakes in the northwest of Bonaire. There are numerous hiking trails and the park is home to more then 100 bird species. The park was estabished in 1969.

It also includes Bonaire's highest peak, Mount Brandaris, which is more like a hill with its 235 m (780 ft). From its top there are good views over the island.

The park is home to some 340 different plant species and numerous bird species live there.

Bonaire's best beaches are situated in the Washington Slagbaai National Park. On the western coast you'll find Playa Slagbaai and its bright yellow 19th-century buildings, while Playa Funchi is situated on the northern coast. Hundreds of flamingos can be seen at the saliñas (salt pans).

Accommodation is available in several towns around the park.

Hotels in Washington Slagbaai National Park

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