Mike
Contributor
Mike,
does not sound bad the way you described. Maybe I just have a bad impression about strong currents because 2 dives we did in Thailand last year. In one of them I could barely keep moving againt the current and after 15 minutes of constant and hard trying our dive master decided to gave up the dive.
An OK swimming would not be a problem at all!
Right. Just keep in mind that is how you need to judge those far south sites, unless the conditions are right you don't even want to dive them at all. First conditions need to be right and then you need to see how the current is, if it's just too much work you know you can adjust your position in the water as the current changes usually with depth and how close you are to the reef and such, if you can't get to a comfortable place in the water column then it's probably not going to be enjoyable for you to dive it and you'll just want to get out and go somewhere else. But those far south sites are the least dived and that's for a reason - conditions aren't always right to dive them, but when you do dive them you'll be rewarded with a great experience as those sites are really lush and different than the others all up along the coast heading north. You will almost always be the only divers at those sites and be one of the few divers who visit Bonaire who have dived them.