Bon Bini Beheer is a locally based property & rental management team on Curaçao, specialising in the management of private holiday homes. We take care of guest communication, check-in and on-site support, so guests can fully relax and enjoy their stay. Being based on the island, we know Curaçao well and are always available for questions or assistance. This property is privately owned and professionally managed by Bon Bini Beheer.

The sea side villa on Curacao is one of the most beautiful places in Curacao. With a terrace above the sea, this is really paradise on earth! The Villa is located on the rocks "directly" at the sea and has a terrace which is "above" the sea. From the terrace you can go with a private stairway to the sea, where you can snorkel and dive. At 50 meters from the house you will find a small beach from where you can easily reach the sea (especially as a dive site) so your dive into the sea can easily bottles. The house can be best described as an authentic and cozy home. There are 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a living room, kitchen and utility room. But the real home is outside. The Villa is perfect for 2 to 4 persons aswell for 6 to 8 persons. It's a cosy place which will be not too big for 2 persons and - because of the extra hidden space - also easily used to 8 people. There are 3 bedrooms with a kingsize bed and one bedroom with 2 queen beds. Please note, our rate includes WIFI. Electricity charged separately, to help us promote sustainability and avoid unnecessary charges, we kindly ask that you use water and electricity thoughtfully.

Sint Michiel is a small fishing village lying at the south end of Bullenbaai bay on the west coast of Curaçao. It is located 10 kilometres (6.2 miles) to the northwest of the island's main centre, Willemstad. The St. Michiel Bay is locally known as "Boca Sami" and is situated between the much smaller Blue Bay and Vaersenbaai. Vaersen Bay used to be the Curaçao Police recreational facility. It is now the popular Beach Club Kokomo Beach Curacao. The bay was once defended by 2 WIC forts. Ruins of the main fort are still visible. These forts provided protection from French pirates and the British Navy though they were occupied by both in the 18th and early 19th Century.