Tolo

Tolo is a beach break located on the northern coast of Bonaire, with the shoreline facing northwest toward the Caribbean Sea. The spot is characterized by a narrow strip of sandy beach backed by dense vegetation, with visible reef structures running parallel to the coast at varying distances. The water shows typical rough-chop conditions common to shallow reef-adjacent areas. The fetch is limited due to the proximity of the reef system and coastal features. With average winds of 13.8 knots and 74.8% reliability, conditions are generally consistent but modest. Northeast winds provide ideal side-shore conditions for this northwest-facing coast. The spot suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters due to manageable wind speeds and relatively protected conditions, though the shallow reef areas and scattered rocks require careful navigation. Best sessions occur during consistent trade wind periods. Kiters should be aware of water depth variations and plan entry and exit routes carefully to avoid rocky areas.