A couple of you asked about Sunset House. I was there in late 2001 with a buddy of mine, who is an outstanding photographer, both above and below water. When he wants photo lessons, he signs up with Cathy Church. If you want to learn about underwater photography, or if you want to improve your underwater photography, this is the place to go.
One tip for those who have not been diving with a bunch of camera buffs: There are camera buckets on the boats and if you stick anything other than a camera in one of them you have committed a MAJOR fopah. Don't do it. Some of the divers have cameras more expensive than my car and they are understandably touchy about them.
The dive shop has nitrox and lockers, but not much floor space. The boats and dive masters are cool and will do all they can to make the diving safe and fun. The briefings at each dive site are the best I have seen on any dive trip. There is also decent shore diving right in front of the Sunset House.
The restaurant is decent and the walk into town is short enough to provide variety. The rooms are okay for a dive operation, but this isn't The Plaza at Bonaire.
Overall, those who have been on one of Natasha's trips should find the Sunset House to be an excellent choice. You should have a great time.
Steve