Scuba Diving Bonaire - Bonaire Scuba Dive Companies

Bonaire is a small island located east of Aruba and north of Venezuela in the Dutch Caribbean. It is the "B" of the ABC islands along with her more famous sister islands of Aruba and Curacao. Bonaire is known for its world class scuba diving, wind surfing, nature, snorkeling and tranquility. The waters around Bonaire have been protected by an actively managed marine park since 1979 to preserve the coral reefs and the fragile ecosystem. Dutch is the language spoken and the currency is The Netherlands Antilles Guilder (NAFl.) The average air temperature is 82º Fahrenheit (30ºC) and the average water temperature is 80ºF (29ºC). There is a constant trade wind that generally makes the evenings cool and comfortable.

Wannadive Bonaire - has always specialized in providing service that allowed their guests to take advantage of that unique natural feature the awesome shorediving that made Bonaire worldfamous.With three convenient pick up/ drop off points for tanks on the island, Wannadive Bonaire has achieved a level of service that is second to none. Our dive facilities have it all and we invite you to come and have a look.

Toucan Diving - is a 5-star PADI Gold Palm IDC dive center, conveniently located at Plaza Resort Bonaire and Plaza Villas. We can provide for any and all of your diving needs during your stay. Instruction is offered in our dockside classroom and meeting facilities and divers can rent all necessary equipment. Toucan Diving sends out its own fully-equipped dive boats several times each day.

Black Durgon Inn & Scuba Center - Small Wall and Black Durgon Reef are two of Bonaire's most attractive dives (day or night). They start from our waters edge and drop off to 40 meters, and teem with marine life.Black Durgon Inn is a SSI Instructor training facility. We teach swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, one-day familiarization through instructors.

The reef surrounding Bonaire is a National Marine Park which was established in 1979 and is home to over 355 species of fish. Every diver who has not dived on Bonaire within the last calendar year must attend a diver orientation dealing with Bonaire Marine Park regulations and information. The cost of the tag is US$25, and proceeds help support park management and services. Visit their website information on the dive sites and regulations for diving in Bonaire.

Bonaire Webcams - this web site is the home of the world's first permanent underwater ReefCam, giving you a peek at reef life in the Bonaire Marine Park!

Bonaire Tourism Board - Official site of the Department of Tourism. Bonaire Info Site, updated daily, live from the island of Bonaire in the Dutch Caribbean.

Entry Requirements - Citizens of most countries in the world do not need a visa for their enter Bonaire.

Weather - The Meteorological Service is the national data and knowledge center on the topics of meteorology and climatology for the Netherlands Antilles. Forcasts, current conditions and storm watch.

Restaurants & Food - Official Guide of the Bonaire Restaurant Association. Find information on a wide choice of dining experiences and price ranges from the ever-popular fast food to elegant dining spots.