In the West Indies about 50 miles north of Venezuela lies the crescent-shaped island of Bonaire. An independent country in the Netherlands Antilles, Bonaire is one of the most popular dive destinations in the Caribbean with a year-round temperate climate and up to 125 feet underwater visibility. 
                         
Outstanding dive operators offer uncrowded, personalized trips to more than 40 dive sites including the recently discovered Rappel. Here also are the Calabas Reef, a favorite of underwater photographers; and Hilma Hooker, a shipwreck of notoriety. These sites are home to abundant colorful marine life: trumpet fish, moray eels, octopuses, dolphins, giant brain coral, sponges, Christmas tree worms, and sea urchins.                             

Divers also find a variety of sights and activities above the water: the Dutch architecture of the capital city, Kralendijk; the salt pans where pink flamingos contrast with white mounds of salt; and games of chance in one of the islands casinos.

Dutch culture, a West Indian lifestyle, and some of the best diving in the world - Bonaire.

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