Popular area that boasts countless dive sites, many reachable from shore, and more than 70 sites with boat moorings.

Great place to visit at sunset to watch the daily take-off of flamingos to Venezuela.

Great place to spot exotic sealife.

Mangroves and a small fishing village on the eastern part of the island.

Dive site that requires a local divemaster with Harbor Master's permission.

Near the northwestern shore, the peak is a good place to take in the sweep of the island and the curve of the Caribbean horizon.

Dive program that presents sea life in a way that amazes veteran and novice divers alike.

Famous dive site.

Home to one of the largest flamingo breeding grounds in the western hemisphere--over 10,000 birds. This area is not open to visitors.

"Pink beach" on the southwestern coast bearing cubby-house-sized stone huts in which slaves working the saltpans used to sleep.

Nature park on the southern coast.

Named for a man who dedicated his life to the island.

Dive area featuring a steep drop-off with a terrace covered in thick formations of Fire Coral and regularly visited by several large Tarpon.

Very pretty beach on a lagoon off the southeast coast.

Challenging waters off the coast of Klein Bonaire.

Salt water flats in southern Bonaire.