Sonya is Eddies wife...or at least she was the last time I saw them. 
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livingstone
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Wonderful lady! I can't believe I forgot her name like that.
Man...this board has been so helpful. Now I know where to get a diving guide?!!
As Spongebob would say..... I'M REEEADY, I'M REEEADY!
Okay...just ley me know If I'm pushing my luck here. But since you all are so eager to help...I still have this balance due on my trip, no?
I know what you're thinking... :whack:
As Spongebob would say..... I'M REEEADY, I'M REEEADY!
Okay...just ley me know If I'm pushing my luck here. But since you all are so eager to help...I still have this balance due on my trip, no?
I know what you're thinking... :whack:
tjmills
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banjo:
From one Hillbilly to another.......
ity_part or perhaps 
Or maybe just a simple.....:no
scubadobadoo
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started in a new thread...
>>I need a Bonaire diving guide..or something of the sort. Anyone know of a book that would layout the shore dive locations and what they are about? Would be real handy.
You can buy the book at ANY store in Bonaire. Costs about $15. Author has changed. It was updated for 2006 by Susan Porter. Great book. Invaluable diving info.
Bonaire: Shore Diving Made Easy. Fourth Edition.
You can buy the book at ANY store in Bonaire. Costs about $15. Author has changed. It was updated for 2006 by Susan Porter. Great book. Invaluable diving info.
Bonaire: Shore Diving Made Easy. Fourth Edition.
scubaaaronh
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Heres a couple usefull links and they way we preplanned our dives.
Map of dive sites.
http://www.geographia.com/bonaire/bondiv03.htm
Description of dive sites:
http://www.geographia.com/bonaire/bondiv04.htm
The book as previously mentioned is great and we used both when we got there to finish dive planning.
Map of dive sites.
http://www.geographia.com/bonaire/bondiv03.htm
Description of dive sites:
http://www.geographia.com/bonaire/bondiv04.htm
The book as previously mentioned is great and we used both when we got there to finish dive planning.
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My wife and I just got back from our sixth trip to Bonaire and stayed this time at the recently constructed Den Laman condos adjacent to Sand Dollar. Having stayed previously at more economical locations such as the Yachtclub apartments, we were blown away by how nice these condos were. These facilities are brand new and very well detailed. The units are all fitted with brand new top end appliances (including full kitchens with ice makers, dishwashers, flat screen TVs, DVD players with surround sound speaker systems). The one bedroom condos have a spectacular ocean views from the balconies.
Also, Bonaire Dive and Adventure's (BDA) new dive shop is down stairs as well as the very nice Den Laman restraurant. BDA is currently offering unlimited 32% nitrox for the price of air, an astounding $105 for unlimited nitrox tanks for six days diving, less than half of what Buddy's charges for nitrox and boat dives are just $25 a piece on top of this.
Also, Bonaire Dive and Adventure's (BDA) new dive shop is down stairs as well as the very nice Den Laman restraurant. BDA is currently offering unlimited 32% nitrox for the price of air, an astounding $105 for unlimited nitrox tanks for six days diving, less than half of what Buddy's charges for nitrox and boat dives are just $25 a piece on top of this.
skynscuba
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When are the best or worst times to go to Bonaire? I'm considering September or October, but could easily change that to another time.
Thanks,
Gary
Thanks,
Gary
There is not much difference in the time of year. Late Nov and Dec are the "rainy" season but thats not usually more than a morning shower. Water temp does not change more than a few degrees. I do prefer the "off" seasons due less people and reduced cost but weather is not a consideration.
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