Bonaire Arts and Crafts Cruise Market

Incredible place to get all your souvenir needs. most items are handmade by locals. prices are fair no haggling is needed and merchants are not aggressive.

They have Natural Sunscreen and more natural products that care for the environment.

It’s a small group of locals selling a lot of stuff to tourists. We enjoyed looking around and the weather is always good here. The highlight might be the little food stand selling local food out of steamer pots. This place is surrounded by people, including cops and the construction workers from the area. Aside from the open air bars nearby this could be the star of the food sellers in this port city. The overall Arts and Crafts market is fun but just average.

Very small shopping area right next to cruise port and downtown.

Great place to support small local businesses selling handmade crafts. We bought several pieces of jewelry, keychains, magnets, and keepsakes at the market. The prices of items are very affordable and cheaper than the gift shops at the airport. I recommend getting all your souvenirs here.

This is a nice market. I went here and was satisfied with my experience. This market has plenty of vendors selling souvenirs such as magnets. There’s also a vendor selling dream catchers, some vendors selling shirts, a vendor selling frozen treats, a vendor selling Indonesian food, a vendor selling Surinamese style barbecue chicken, and a vendor selling freshly made margaritas. When I came here on December 22 there were also vendors selling Christmas items. This market also has a stage with live music during the day and music from speakers at night. I gave this market five stars because it has vendors selling a diverse range of items.

Closed on sundays.

The old mr who sells the rum was rude and judgemental towards me. What a big turn off for the first time visiting your country bonaire