Donkey Sanctuary
About
Meet Donkey Sanctuary, a local business in Bonaire, set at 71 Kaya IR. Randolph Statius van Eps in Kralendijk, Caribe neerlandés. The sanctuary sits within Kralendijk, the island's main town, placing it close to the resorts and guesthouses that line the western coast.\n\nDonkey Sanctuary occupies a spot on Bonaire where visitors can meet the animals the island is known for, and its 4.7 out of 5 average, gathered from 1126 reviews, shows how many people make the trip. That review total makes it one of the more commented-on attractions on Bonaire. The sanctuary is a local business rather than a government-run facility, and it draws both day visitors and families staying in Kralendijk.\n\nDoors open every day from 10:00 to 17:00, Monday through Sunday. Five photos give a preview of the site before arrival. The sanctuary's own page sits at http://www.donkeysanctuary.org/ for anyone planning a visit.\n\nBonaire lies in the Caribbean, where the climate splits into a drier stretch from December to April and a wetter, more humid period from June to November. Food on the island leans on fresh seafood, tropical fruit, rice dishes and spiced local cooking, so meals before or after a visit fit that pattern. International flights bring most travellers in, and ferries and flights connect the Caribbean islands for those moving between them. English and French are widely spoken across the region, which eases getting around Bonaire. Kralendijk, Belnem, Hato and Rincon are among the nearby places within reach of the sanctuary.
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