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Charter Boat Business: Established in 2022, this is an opportunity to acquire an established, profitable, catamaran charter business based in Bonaire.
The vessel is registered on Bonaire with import duties paid. The company is selling all physical and business assets with the sale, including it's BV (license), business banking accounts, permits to operate in Bonaire's world-class marine park, the client list of 1,000+ contacts, and more. This is not simply the sale of a boat—it is the acquisition of a cash-flowing lifestyle business with identified opportunities for expansion that can easily be implemented with guidance from the current owners.
Asking Price: $800,000
Bottled Beverage Company: This is an opportunity to own an established business and brand on Bonaire in the healthy beverage space.
The company produces a variety of healthy drinks from natural ingredients, all of which are locally made on Bonaire. Formed in 2021, this popular brand has grown to 60 business clients to include grocery stores, convenience stores, restaurants and bars. Using advanced industrial processing methods, the company ensure every bottle maintains its natural goodness while delivering the highest quality and freshness.
Asking Price: $85,000 USD
Bonaire BV / Holding Company: This is an opportunity to slash through the red tape to buy a business license and banking accounts on Bonaire.
The company is located in the Public Entity of Bonaire and is incorporated as a private company with limited liability (BV). It is selling it's license and business banking accounts on Bonaire. A company on Bonaire can have up to 25 objectives. This company's objectives include but are not limited to: import/export and sale of various goods, vehicles, foodstuffs, and alcoholic/NA beverages; the operation of a transport company, public relations, publishing, interior design, gardening, agriculture, and consultancy.
Asking Price: $7,500 USD
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At Dream Life Ready, we are committed to helping you find your perfect place in the Caribbean to call home. Is Bonaire right for you? Check out our resource page to learn about:
Cost of Living
Healthcare
Real Estate
Schools & Family Life
Work & Starting a Business

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Discover our most popular questions from USA expats looking to make a move to Bonaire.
It depends. As a tourist, you can stay on the island for (up to) 180 days a year. If you plan to work on the island or stay for a longer term, you will need to apply for residency.
Most goods (including food!) are imported, so you can expect to pay more than most aver. Rent can vary widely, but $1,200–$2,500/month is common for long-term rentals.
There are no restrictions on foreigners owning property, and many Americans purchase condos or homes. However, property ownership does not automatically grant residency.
The main languages are Papiamentu and Dutch, but English is spoken almost everywhere, especially in tourism, restaurants, and real estate.
The island has one hospital (Fundashon Mariadal) and several clinics. For serious procedures, residents often travel to Colombia, Aruba, Curaçao, or the Netherlands.
Yes, but many employers must show that no local or Dutch citizen can fill the job first. Many expats instead work remotely for U.S. companies or start businesses.
If you're considering a move to Bonaire, or wish to invest in this island gem, let's work together to plan a scouting trip. This trip is designed to connect you with locals & experts that can provide valuable insights on relocation, island bureaucracy, and the business community.