Belnem is a private community on the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire. It is was named after American singer Harry Belafonte and Aruban businessman Maurice Neme. The area was developed as a luxurious private community starting in 1966, with Belafonte and Neme serving as the first directors of the Bel-Nem Caribbean Development Corporation. The community initially consisted of at least 30 houses and a connecting road, and it has since expanded with more residential neighbourhoods being added.
Belnem is a private community on the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire. It is was named after American singer Harry Belafonte and Aruban businessman Maurice Neme. The area was developed as a luxurious private community starting in 1966, with Belafonte and Neme serving as the first directors of the Bel-Nem Caribbean Development Corporation. The community initially consisted of at least 30 houses and a connecting road, and it has since expanded with more residential neighbourhoods being added.
Belnem drew criticism from Bonaire's island council in 1981 due to the resales of land at high prices despite its original discounted sale. Belnem is also known for its proximity to Bachelor's Beach, a popular seaside spot near Flamingo International Airport.
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