Is smoking allowed in Kas ChuChubi?
No, all rooms and common areas of Kas ChuChubi are completely non-smoking.
Smoking is allowed outside on your own terrace, as long as you do not disturb other guests.
Whether it is your first trip to Bonaire or your 10th … there may always be last minute questions just before you start your trip or while planning it. We have prepared a list of frequently asked questions and hope that this information provides the answer to your question.
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No, all rooms and common areas of Kas ChuChubi are completely non-smoking.
Smoking is allowed outside on your own terrace, as long as you do not disturb other guests.
We serve breakfast between 08:00 AM and 9:30 AM in the kitchen.
We do not use specific check-in times. You just check in on arrival, your room or studio is ready!
Mosquitoes can be found in every tropical climate. On Bonaire, there are frequent trade winds that help keep mosquitoes away. But in or after the rainy season when there is little wind, the mosquitoes can be quite annoying.
That is why all the windows and doors of our rooms are equipped with mosquito nets, which means that we can keep most mosquitoes out. To be sure, each bed also has a mosquito net, so that you can at least enjoy a “mosquito-free” night’s rest.
Yes! The tap water of Bonaire is one of the purest and safest sources of water in the world for drinking, so there is no reason to buy bottled water. We encourage all our guests to bring their own reusable water bottles.
We know that you are as excited as we are to welcome back travel, even if it looks a little different these days.
Information about entry regulations, local measures and the most recent developments regarding COVID-19 on Bonaire can be found on www.bonairecrisis.com.
We also understand that you might have some questions regarding cleaning procedures.
Our promise to you is to deliver the same level of service you’d expect from us. Our cleaning standards have always been very high (Booking.com score: 10 and a 5 star score on Airbnb). We will do our best to deliver an even cleaner stay. That is our promise to you!
Effective July 1 2022, visitors to Bonaire will be required to pay a tourist entry tax of $75 per person, per visit. The funds from the tourist tax are invested to support education, infrastructure, tourism development and sustainability initiatives on the island.
The Visitor Entry Tax is a replacement of what was formerly known as the island’s ‘room tax’ and rental ‘car tax’.
You can find more information on the Visitor Entry Tax on www.bonaireisland.com
On Bonaire you pay with the US Dollar ($).
On the island you can pin with your debit card and there are ATMs (ATMs) on the entire island.
Note: switch on your debit card for Central America before departure!
No, public transport on Bonaire does not actually exist. Taxis are there, but these are often very busy with their customers at the airport or the passengers who come off the cruise ships.
We therefore advise you to rent a car or scooter, with which you can explore the island when it suits you.
Need help finding a suitable means of transport? We are happy to be of service.
Kas ChuChubi is approximately a 5-minute drive from the airport.
Our personal transfer from and to the airport is free of charge. We think the first day of your holiday is just as important as the last. Welcome from the very first to the very last moment.