Same. Well.. the part about never been to Bonaire, and want to experience it..
The Newark stuff.. NO.
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The Newark stuff.. NO.
Newark has great Portuguese food but a ****** airport. that's all you ever need to know about Newark.
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Welcome to the new Crew Member
The 2024 ScubaBoard Invasion
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We encourage anyone wanting to attend to join the waiting list you never know when somebody's change of plans could become your good luck.
CREW LIST
Welcome to the new Crew Member
The 2024 ScubaBoard Invasion
is now Sold-out Again and we have
members on the waiting list.
We encourage anyone wanting to attend to join the waiting list you never know when somebody's change of plans could become your good luck.
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Note: only includes dive sites on Bonaire (main island). Does not include much information on dive site for Klein Island
I have never appreciated much difference between the various dive sites on Klien, other than the largest lionfish I have seen on Bonaire seemed to be off the western point of that island.
Most of the sites on Klien were pretty similar, although all had life and good dives.
Which makes me remember to ask another question: when Dale and I were last on Bonaire ( pre-covid) we did a "Lionfish Hunting" special (at Buddy) a "certification" which was required to hunt the pests.
Does anyone know if such a "certification" will allow us to harvest lionfish on this trip?
Most of the sites on Klien were pretty similar, although all had life and good dives.
Which makes me remember to ask another question: when Dale and I were last on Bonaire ( pre-covid) we did a "Lionfish Hunting" special (at Buddy) a "certification" which was required to hunt the pests.
Does anyone know if such a "certification" will allow us to harvest lionfish on this trip?
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