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Bonaire, a favourite diving destination
With its azure blue sea, crystal-clear water and colourful underwater world, Bonaire is one of the most popular diving destinations in the world. And for good reason, as the entire coast is a protected nature reserve and boasts untouched beaches, spectacular coral reefs and thriving sea life.
Thanks to the warm Caribbean climate, the water around Bonaire is clear and calm all year round. Visibility is between 30 and 55 metres, perfect for underwater photography. Dive below the surface and you’ll find yourself in a magical world filled with brightly coloured fish. With a bit of luck, you may even meet a sea turtle. The best diving spots are located off Bonaire's west and south-western coasts.
The fabulous underwater world of Bonaire
1000 Steps Beach
1000 Steps Beach
The promise of a beautiful, remote beach and ocean filled with coral make the descent to 1000 Steps Beach more than worth the effort. But, not to worry, the hike down is ‘only’ 72 steps. This diving spot is perfect for divers of all levels. The average depth is 20 metres and the coral reef starts just off the coast. Once underwater, you’ll see a wide diversity of sea animals, including dolphins, basking sharks, hawksbill sea turtles and rays.View on the map
1000 Steps BeachA special diving spot
The locals love to dive at Something Special, not so much for the coral, but first and foremost because it’s teeming with sea life. Manta rays can be seen gliding over the sandy sea bottom and, in some places, garden eels pop up their heads – a fantastic sight to see. These unique fish bury most of their bodies in the sand and only poke their heads from their burrows, as if they are growing like plants in a garden. Something Special is suitable for beginners and easy to reach from the marina. It is also possible to go night diving here.
A manta ray
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Something Special
A sea turtle