Immersioni a Bonaire

What does Bonaire have to offer underwater?

Bonaire’s west coast — where virtually all of the well-known dive sites are located — features an exceptionally well-preserved Caribbean reef ecosystem. 

Divers here encounter parrotfish, surgeonfish, angelfish, sergeant majors, moray eels, trumpetfish, and groupers. Each year, around 150 turtle nests from three different species are counted. Large green moray eels, rays, and impressive schools of fish are also frequently spotted, while seahorses and frogfish skillfully hide among the dense coral forests. The reef itself captivates with its hard and soft corals, sea fans, gorgonians, and colorful tube and barrel sponges.

This diversity is made possible by the Bonaire National Marine Park, which has been protected since 1979 — a reef that, compared to many other Caribbean islands, remains remarkably healthy and rich in species.

When weather conditions permit, Sonrisa offers guided dives along the wild east coast.