93BNV is a radio station broadcasting in Bonaire, the Caribbean island of the Dutch Caribbean — one of the ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao) known for their extraordinary coral reefs, crystal-clear waters, and distinctive Dutch Caribbean culture. Broadcasting at 93 FM, the station serves Bonaire's small but culturally diverse community with programming that reflects the island's unique character — a blend of Dutch colonial heritage, South American geographical proximity, and the Caribbean cultural synthesis that makes the ABC islands so distinctive. The station's programming serves both Bonaire's permanent residents and the island's significant tourist and diving population, providing a mix of local information, Caribbean music, and international programming that speaks to the international character of this beloved diving destination.
Papiamentu — the local creole language spoken throughout the Dutch Caribbean islands — features in programming alongside Dutch and English, reflecting the linguistic diversity of island life. 93BNV serves as a community anchor for Bonaire, providing the local news, community information, and cultural programming that keep this small island community connected and informed. The station's signal can also be heard in parts of neighboring Venezuela and the broader southern Caribbean. Tune in for the authentic sound of Bonaire.