Bonaire's reefs and marine life are unique to the Caribbean. Because the waters around Bonaire have been protected by an actively managed marine park for the past 25 years, Bonaire today ranks amongst the top four best diving destinations in the world. The island's location in the south Caribbean gives it an arid climate with little rain fall; consequently, the waters are exceptionally clear of silt, calm, and diveable year round. It is an ideal destination for underwater photographers. Water temperatures average a warm 78-84°F (25.6-28.9°C), with visibility averaging over 100 feet (30m), and frequently reaching up to 150 feet (50m).

Every diver who has not dived on Bonaire within the last calendar year must attend a diver orientation dealing with Bonaire Marine Park regulations and information. Divers are also required to attend and to obtain their Marine Park tag, which is necessary to legally dive in Bonaire's waters. The cost of the tag is US$25, and proceeds help support park management and services.

Wannadive Bonaire has always specialized in providing service that allowed their guests to take advantage of that unique natural feature the awesome shorediving that made Bonaire worldfamous.With three convenient pick up/ drop off points for tanks on the island. The owners, Roeland "Bob" Labots and Bart Snelder, are experienced, dedicated PADI dive  instructors and Bonairean veterans. Their casual way of providing world class service with a smile, has built a name for itself. Many guests return again and again to enjoy to be greeted as family.
Wannadive Bonaire is located on two oceanfront properties: Eden Beach Resort and City Café and Accomodations. Eden Beach Resort is located 5 minutes north of the capital of Bonaire while City Café can be found right in the center of town. They also have a complete facility at their own small hotel The Wannadivehut.

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