Join us for a special trip to Divi Flamingo Beach Resort in Bonaire, August 23-30, designed for Classified Divers—We’re always looking for passionate volunteers, dive buddies, and supporters to help bring the joy of scuba to more people. Whether you’re a diver or just want to help, there’s a role for you! This dive adventure ensures accessibility, support, and an incredible underwater experience in one of the Caribbean’s top dive destinations. Our experienced team and adaptive dive specialists will be there to provide a safe, fun, and unforgettable journey beneath the waves. Whether you're a seasoned diver or new to adaptive diving, this trip is tailored to meet your needs. Reserve your spot today!

Welcome to your underwater paradise. With abundant marine life, over 80 official dive sites, and breathtaking views, you’ll never want to leave. Bonaire is often referred to as the shore diving capital of the world. Its crystal-clear waters are perfect for any diver at any level.  

Bonaire is an island municipality of the Netherlands and lies off the coast of Venezuela in the southern Caribbean. It is a part of the ABC Islands, Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao, and one of the three westernmost islands of the Leeward Antilles. 

The southern part of the island is mostly flat while the northern side is hilly with it’s peak reaching 787 feet high. Around 70% of the island’s surface is coral limestone. The capital, Kralendijk, which translates to “coral reef” is a small town that boasts well-preserved Caribbean architecture. 

What To Expect

Scuba Diving

The calm waters allow novice divers to swim parallel to the shore with minimal currents. Advanced divers will enjoy unlimited shore dives and freedom to explore the ocean floor. 

Each dive site in Bonaire is marked with a large yellow rock with the site name painted on it. This makes it easy for you to hop in the car and drive to your next site easily. You’re on island time now and the sea is yours. 

 Keep your eyes out for: 

• Parrotfish 
• Angelfish 
• Moray eels 
• Barracudas 
• Turtles 
• Nurse sharks 

Recommended Specialty Courses

• Stress & rescue
• Photo & video
• Coral identification
• Perfect buoyancy
• Navigation
• Nitrox
• Classified Buddy

Conservation Efforts

Bonaire is also known around the world for its conservation efforts. In 2012, the Bonaire Island Council permitted the Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire to start developing coral nurseries and restoration projects on the island. There are multiple programs on the island where divers can learn first-hand what it takes to care for these nurseries.