Diving in Bonaire

With a streak of 21 consecutive years holding the number one place to shore dive in the world, this Dutch Caribbean island has protected its marine resource for more than 35 years and is a scuba diving paradise, hosting more than 470 fish species.

Scuba Diving Sights

• 1,000 Steps: Shore diving with pogoda-like formations of star coral and reef creatures.
• Karpata: Beautiful scenic diving with hard corals and turtles.
• Forest: Large cave and fern-like black coral provide accommodations for gorgonians, green moray, loggerhead turtles and nurse sharks.
• Hilma Hooker: Deep dive site with an internationally known ship wreck, dating back to 1984.
• Invisibles: Most divers' favorite spot, this site is home to the twin reed, as well as the end of the line reef, and full of schooling fish, big eye jacks and Barracudas.
• Salt Pier: Easy entry for new divers and a great site for photography.