Diving South Coast

The southwestern coast of Bonaire is punctuated by slave huts and glittering white mountains of salt that are in contrast to the otherwise flat landscape. Salt is one of the largest exports from the island, and these mountains are the result of solar purification. They also sit next to one of the largest flamingo sanctuaries in the Western Hemisphere, unmistakable by the pink water (caused by the algae that also gives flamingos their cotton-candy hue).

FEATURED DIVE SITES, South CoastBachelors Beach, The Lake, Hilma Hooker, Angel City, Alice in Wonderland, Aquarius, Larry’s Lair, Jeannies Glory, Salt Pier, Salt City, Invisibles, Tori’s Reef, Pink Beach, White Slave, Margate Bay, Red Beril, Atlantis, Vista Blue, Sweet Dreams, Red Slave.

The water is clear, warm (30º Celsius) and full of colorful sponges and reef fish. Most people dive mainly along the sheltered West Coast of the island as the dive sites are the easiest accessible and often without any current. Sea turtles are often seen as well as Muray eels, Parrotfish, Trumpet fish, Snappers and Trunkfish. Colorful sponges and different types of corals cover the bottom of most of the dive sites around here.

What makes this tour special
The crystal clear waters of the North Coast, healthy reefs, breathtaking underwater scenery.
Well equipped safety gears and instructions provided to divers for a comfortable experience
Panoramic road trip.