Do I need to be a diver to work in Bonaire?

No. Hotels also need front desk, housekeeping, kitchen and bar staff. But dive instructor and divemaster jobs are common, and those need a recognised dive qualification.

What languages do Bonaire hotels use?

English is used with most guests, and many guests also speak Dutch. Papiamentu is the local language, and Spanish is spoken by many workers, so speaking more than one language is a real plus.

Hotel and resort jobs in Bonaire

Dive resort, hotel and restaurant jobs in Bonaire, an island known for shore diving. Papiamento and Dutch are official; English is widely used at work.

Main hotel areas: Kralendijk, Hato, Belnem, Lac Bay (Sorobon)

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Working in Bonaire: common questions

Do I need to be a diver to work in Bonaire?: No. Hotels also need front desk, housekeeping, kitchen and bar staff. But dive instructor and divemaster jobs are common, and those need a recognised dive qualification.
What languages do Bonaire hotels use?: English is used with most guests, and many guests also speak Dutch. Papiamentu is the local language, and Spanish is spoken by many workers, so speaking more than one language is a real plus.