Miss Bonaire

Miss Bonaire
Formation	1967
Type	Beauty Pageant
Headquarters	Kralendijk
Location	Bonaire;
Membership	Miss World; Miss Universe; Miss Earth; Miss Intercontinental
Official language	Dutch
National Director	Roderick Beaumont
Website	Official website

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Miss Bonaire is a national beauty pageant in Bonaire.

History

Traditionally, Miss Bonaire send the winner at Miss Universe in 1967-1999. In 1973-1983 Miss Bonaire winner competed at Miss Intercontinental pageant. Since 2000s Bonaire did not compete at International pageants. Since 2010, Bonaire declared to return at International pageants. Nowadays, the winner will compete at Miss World.

Pageant Purpose 2009

The Miss Bonaire Organization provides training and access to young woman, to function as an ambassadress of Bonaire at huge grandslam pageants, with the goal to promote Bonaire's tourism industrie and give Bonaire exposure.^[1]

Titleholders

Color key

Declared as Winner
Ended as runner-up
Ended as one of the finalists or semifinalists

In 1967 Bonaire debuted at the Miss Universe pageant. The official winner of Miss Bonaire represents her country at Miss Universe pageant. On occasion, when the winner does not qualify (due to age) for either contest, a runner-up is sent. In 1999 is the last representative of Bonaire at the pageant. Since 2000 Due to unknown reasons, Bonaire is absence at the Miss Universe.

Year	Miss Bonaire	Miss Universe	Miss World	Miss Intercontinental
1967	Cristina Landwier	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1968	Ilse Maria de Jong	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1969	Julia Edviga Nicolaas	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1973	Els Marie Beukenboom	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Top 7
1974	Jasmin Romondt	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced
1975	Judith Antonia Evertsz	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced
1978	Rosseley Hernandez	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1983	Susan Angela	Did not compete	Did not compete	- Unplaced
1995	Donna Landwier	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1996	Jessy Viceisza	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1997	Jhane-Louise Landwier	- Unplaced	- Unplaced (1996)	Did not compete
1998	Uzmin Mariluz Everts	- Unplaced	Did not compete	Did not compete
1999	Julina Felida	- People's Choice	Did not compete	Did not compete
2010	Benazir Berends Charles^[2]	- Withdrew	- Unplaced	- Top 15
2012	Saphira Elouise Janga^[3]	Did not compete	- Unplaced	- Unplaced