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Very sad, not unexpected.
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NONE of the orange dive sites are closed! NONE of the red dive sies are closed!I was thinking of Bonaire in September/October. It looks like all dive sites may be closed by then. Breaks my heart to see this. Bonaire was my all time favorite.
OK - BUT it doesn't look good and September is a long way off after the heat of summer.NONE of the orange dive sites are closed! NONE of the red dive sies are closed!
ONLY the dive sites north of Karpata ae closed, and Klein after 2pm.
You do you.OK - BUT it doesn't look good and September is a long way off after the heat of summer.
Thanks for the info. Guess I was over reacting. Dive Friends told me that September usually has the lightest winds as well. This might be my last dive trip. I've taken chances on some other destinations and, for one reason or another, had less than stellar experiences. I know Bonaire and feel at home there so I'd prefer someplace I know I've had multiple great experiences.You do you.
I'll be there with a group for a month in Aug-Sept. I anticipate some fuss re site choices and sequencing, and some bother with decontamination, but do NOT expect the reef to be dead or all the fish gone.
By the way, Sept-Oct is the warmest water - it may be after meteorological summer, but not after oceanographic summer.
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