How to Access Extra Bonaire's Print Edition or Subscribe

Extra Bonaire (extraboneiru.com) lists two separate entry points for readers who want more than the free website: Edishon Di Imprenta (print edition) and Abona (subscribe). Both appear in the site's main navigation menu, alongside Pa Kontakto (contact) and a sign-in option for registered users. The site itself does not publish prices, delivery terms, or payment methods on the pages captured here, so treat the subscription page as the place where those details are confirmed rather than assumed.

Where the entry points are

The menu repeats across the homepage and article pages, so you can reach any of these from almost anywhere on the site:

The site also shows a Search field and social links (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube), but those are for finding stories and following updates, not for ordering the paper.

Subscribing step by step

1. Open extraboneiru.com and find the main menu (it sits near the top of the page, above the story list).
2. Select Abona. This is the subscription path; the site labels it separately from the print-edition link, so use it when you want a recurring subscription rather than a single copy.
3. Complete the form or instructions shown on that page. Because the captured pages do not display a price list or payment options, read the terms on the Abona page itself before committing — that is where cost, duration, and delivery should be stated.
4. If anything is unclear, or the Abona page does not answer your question, go to Pa Kontakto and send your question there.

Expected result: you end up with either a confirmed subscription or a direct answer from the publication. If neither page loads properly, the contact page is the fallback.

Getting the print edition

Select Edishon Di Imprenta in the menu. The label translates as "print edition," which suggests this is where single-copy or printed-format information lives, distinct from the subscription flow. The captured site content does not specify whether this page sells copies directly, lists stockists, or simply describes the paper — check the page before assuming you can order there.

Signing in and managing an account

If you already subscribe or have registered, use Sign in with your username and password. The site also offers password recovery by email: enter your address and a new password is sent to you. This is useful if you subscribed earlier and have lost your log-in details.

Common snags

• Menu hidden on mobile: the navigation may collapse behind a menu button on phones; look for the toggle near the top before concluding the links are missing.
• Language: the site is written mainly in Papiamentu (the menu items and headlines are in that language), so "Abona" means subscribe and "Pa Kontakto" means contact. If you do not read Papiamentu, use the contact page to ask your question in English or Dutch.
• No published pricing: do not budget from this guide. Confirm amounts and payment methods on the Abona page or by contacting the publication.
• Wrong link: if you want a subscription, use Abona; if you want the printed paper itself, use Edishon Di Imprenta. They are separate menu items.

What you can read without subscribing

The homepage carries current local, regional, and international stories — for example, coverage of the Regata Festival, local news from Kralendijk, and items on Aruba, Curaçao, and the Netherlands — plus sections for Editorial, Kultura, Deporte, and Farándula. Reading these does not require an account; the Abona and print-edition links are for readers who want the paper or a subscription on top of the free site.