Te Amo Beach — Attraction in Bonaire

Te Amo beach is a great sandy beach of which there are not many on Bonaire. Therefore you can go here without chairs and lay in the soft sand. Also getting in and out of the water is really easy. No shoes needed. If you come early you can even have a place in the shade underneath the few bushes that are there. Plenty Parking space available. There are public toilets but unusable because either clogged or horrible filthy. There was a food truck there when we visited. Could not comment on quality but found prices a but on the upside for truck food. Snorkeling is decent. Just in front of the beach there is a small reef. Mostly dead but still attracts a good amount of varied fish. Further out there is a bigger reef but this drops down deep fast and thus quickly out of sight of snorklers. However I found out that if you dare to venture out to the right there is a reef with live coral in shallow waters. Go towards the broken pier and further. I saw many barracuda there. But watch out. You have to pass a harbour inlet to get there and boots pass there regularly. The only downside of the beach is that it is close to the main road and airport and therefore you have some traffic noise and the occasional aircraft arriving or departing. We'll have fun at...

Te Amo Beach may not be the most exciting beach on Bonaire, but it’s a hidden gem for those looking for a spot with actual sand—a rarity on the island. The soft sand is a welcome change from the coral and rock-covered beaches that Bonaire is known for, making it a great place for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying a leisurely stroll.

A major bonus is the presence of two fantastic food trucks: Stoke Food Truck and Kite City Food Truck, offering delicious dining options right on the beach. Whether you’re craving a quick bite or a full meal, you won’t be disappointed.

One piece of advice: bring water shoes. While the sandy shoreline is lovely for barefoot strolls, the sea floor still features coral and rock formations, so protecting your feet is essential.

Te Amo Beach is a laid-back and comfortable spot for a day of relaxation and great food. It’s not flashy, but its simplicity and charm make it well...

Loved this little beach spot. Great for snorkeling with plenty of parking on their gravel lot. Come early to get one of their few shaded spots for a day at the beach.

This is conveniently located across from the airport. The gravel lot makes it easy for many people to enjoy. And, with two food trucks to choose from, you can easily be here all day.

While I came here for snorkeling the reef one day and lunch on another (at Kite City food truck - highly recommend, cash only), this place is quite an easy place to go. It is kid friendly but if you are wheelchair bound, there is limited availability for you to access the beach with ease.

There are some bathroom facilities but I didn’t use them so I cannot attest to their quality. Ample trash cans and recycling bins make it easy to clean up after yourself. Stop on in to enjoy a...