Karel’s Watersport is a boat rental on the boulevard in Kralendijk, on Bonaire. Guests take out a sloop or a faster boat for a morning, afternoon or full day — snorkeling, Klein Bonaire, or tubing behind the SuperPearl — without needing a skipper licence.

The site is not a brochure with a contact form. We built a WooCommerce booking website so visitors can pick a boat, choose a time slot and pay online in Dutch or English, the same way they would in a webshop.

Morning and afternoon trips from $185, a full day at $310, Google reviews and WhatsApp sit next to the shop, in a clear responsive design that works on a phone at the beach as well as at home.

Karel’s Watersport

2023

www.karelswatersport.com

On Bonaire, boat rental sells when the calendar is open. The WooCommerce shop is therefore the centre of the site: products for the BlackPearl, WhitePearl, FastPearl and SuperPearl, with morning, afternoon and full-day options, a cart, an account and a Book now path that does not dump people on an email form. That kind of live booking is what website design Bonaire operators need when guests decide on the same day.

Dutch and English run through the menu, product pages and checkout so visitors from the Netherlands and elsewhere can complete a reservation in their own language. About the boats, the location at Karel’s Beach Bar, the sailing area and the rental rules sit around the shop, so first-timers still get a briefing before they click pay.

Reviews from Google and Tripadvisor stay on the homepage because trust matters as much as the calendar. The result is a website design on Bonaire that turns a small boat rental into something you can actually book. For k-Dushi, this project shows how local website design Bonaire and a WooCommerce webshop can sit in one place — not a pretty site plus a separate booking tool.