Reported on the Caribbean Safety & Security net:

DATE: 2018-10-11 19:00
Country Name: Bonaire
Location Detail: Kralendijk moorings
EVENT: Attempted theft
HAND: 1
Stolen Items: Nothing, thieves unsuccessful
SECURED: Locked
DETAILS: Around 7 pm two young men (swimmers) boarded a catamaran in the mooring field. The yacht was well locked and the security system detected their presence, at the same time a passing dinghy noticed the disturbance and the 2 men jumping into the water. A report was made on the VHF net.

Posted on behalf of Dave Curtis of S/V Dea Latis

I just had my refrigeration compressor serviced by Air Cooling Services. They are a short walk north from Harbour Village Marina at the traffic circle, blue building. The lady in the office does not speak English but will put you on the phone someone who does.

It is summer here and all the AC/refrigeration shops are very busy. It took three days to get a technician to come to our boat.
We’re happy with their service.

It is not possible to reserve moorings, it is strictly first-come-first-served, though there are almost always at least a couple of moorings available. In the unlikely event that all the moorings are occupied, you can usually tie up at the town dock (the north dock), or go into one of the marinas.

Moorings on the south end are more convenient to town, but you get to experience loud music on the weekends. Northern moorings are more convenient to the fuel dock at Harbor Village Marina, and also much quieter.

Note that there is only a single immigration officer on duty, and he/she is sometimes at the airport instead of the customs office. They will usually give you a time when the immigration officer will be there. At the moment, they are strictly enforcing a 90-day stay within a 180-day window.