Bonaire is open for tourism again, and now a number of leading airlines are relaunching their flights to the Dutch Caribbean island. 

Delta Air Lines will kick things off with a resumption of flights from Atlanta to Bonaire on Feb. 6, with weekly Saturday service. 

On Feb. 13, American Airlines will relaunch flights from Miami to Bonaire on both Wednesdays and Saturdays. 

On the same day, United Airlines will relaunch flights from Houston and Newark to Bonaire. 

Both of those routes will be operating weekly on Saturdays as well. 

The island’s hotels, villas and apartment options are open once again, from the hip Delfins Beach Resort to the island’s leading luxury resort, the Harbour Village Bonaire. 

That’s along with an increasingly hot dining scene that includes the recently-crowned number one restaurant in the Caribbean, Brass Boer. 

All travelers to Bonaire need to show proof of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours before arrival to the island. 

They also need to complete a health declaration for Bonaire’s Public Health Department 48 hours before departure (you can find it here). 

And in light of the new CDC requirements for returning travelers to the United States, Bonaire tourism officials said visitors will be able to take either PCR or antigen tests on island to do so. 

For more, visit Bonaire. 

— CJ