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DRADU BBQ

  • Bulevar Gobernador N. Debrot 75a, Hato, Bonaire

Our BBQ area offers six pits, each named after a local fish found in the waters around Bonaire, adding a distinctive island flair to your outdoor cooking experience. Available for rent, these pits provide the perfect setting for hosting gatherings, allowing you to prepare your meals while soaking in the island’s natural beauty. Whether you're organizing a family barbecue or a casual cookout with friends, our BBQ area is an ideal spot to grill and dine by the sea. Reserve the "Dradu" BBQ pit today and make your gathering unforgettable!
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The mahi-mahi, found in (sub-)tropical waters worldwide, is also known as dolphinfish and dorado. The name mahi-mahi comes from Hawaiian, meaning "very strong," while the Papiamentu name 'dradu' is derived from the Spanish 'dorado,' referring to its golden-like color. This vibrant fish is adorned with iridescent blues and greens, and mature males, known as 'bulls,' have a distinctive large bump on their foreheads. The mahi-mahi is commonly fished around Bonaire and frequently appears on local restaurant menus.


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- Keep the area clean: Please tidy the BBQ area for the next guests.

- Clean the grill plate: Ensure the grill plate is thoroughly cleaned after use.

- Extinguish charcoal safely: Always sprinkle used charcoal with water to fully extinguish it.

- Reservations have priority: We recommend making a reservation to secure your spot and enjoy priority access.

- No attachments to structures: Do not attach anything to trees or other park objects.

- No polluting materials: Items like garlands, confetti, or colored powders that can harm the environment are not allowed.

- Decorations: If you plan to decorate for your event, please notify us in advance.

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