Bonaire is small resort which is located
fifty miles north of Venezuela and it lies in the southern Dutch Caribbean. The
Bonaire diving resort is perfect for snorkeling and scuba diving and the
luxurious beach club is nestled in a large sandy peninsula. Luxurious accommodation
can be found at the Harbour village beach club and the premier Caribbean resort
has rooms that overlook the marina which is only a step away from the private
white sandy beach.
Bonaire is an idyllic place to dive, the
area has the most amazing coral reef and the waters are filled with many
species of fish that help to create the perfect diving experience. The island
experiences all year round warm temperatures, light rainfall and gentle breezes
hence it is every divers dream holiday destination.
Instructors at the Bonaire diving resorts offers various diving courses and these lessons cater for the novice or the
more experienced diver. Those who want
to learn to dive can take an induction course; this is a day course that
includes a shore dive which may count towards a diving certificate.
The Bonaire diving resort offers many
courses where you can gain certificates in scuba diving and open water diving
and children over eight years old can also enjoy learning to dive. Naturally
divers have to pay fees to take part in the diving courses but exploring the
waters in Bonaire is an unforgettable experience. This will surely give the most memorable events to those who will visit Bonaire.
Bonaire diving resorts offer a wide range
of packages that include snorkeling on Bonaire, six day packages with unlimited
diving, a la carte dives and night boat diving .Experienced divers can take
part in professional courses which include dive master courses and assistant
instructor courses and diving equipment can be hired from the dive shop which
is situated at the Harbour village beach club.
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I have never tried diving before but if I was going to do it anywhere it would be somewhere hot, somewhere with clear water and somewhere there is a lot to see, so the coral reef seems like a good bet. A does the Caribbean.
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