Between 2 Buns has outstanding fish sandwiches.
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Great point about the seatbelts of the rental truck. We have had many rental trucks with non-functioning seat belts on one side or the other, and perhaps even both, and we never thought to ask for a different truck. We just chalked it up to the island attitude and the fact that these trucks take a lot of abuse. But seatbelts really are important safety equipment. I do thorough pre-dive checks for my safety, yet I let non-functioning seatbelts slide? You made me see the inconsistency in my thinking.
Also check rental trucks for tires that don't look so bald as to be a blowout waiting to happen, and check for a functioning jack and spare tire. Give the jack a good look, too, because it may be totally rusted out, as we found ours to be when we needed it.
That is great to know about the fish. We bought some frozen Mahi mahi at the food warehouse. I am sure it was nowhere as good as fresh fish would have been. The only other way we heard of was to go to it rains fishes.
I take the opportunity to totally immerse myself in the freedom of Bonaire, and don't wear a seatbelt. It's a nice change. There is of course the now programmed instict to reach for it, but I always smile a little when I catch myself and let it slide.
Kite City does have awesome fish! Also- Breeze n Bites restaurant at Den Laman condos get's fresh local fish and is an outstanding waterfront restaurant.Kite City food truck has the best fresh fish on the island in my opinion.
Sounds like you've done a lot of diving and some great places in January 2016, so a little over a year. Great to hear! Glad to see you're exploring a broad array of options. When the time comes for 're-runs,' which call to your 1st?
Have you done a Caribbean live-aboard yet? They offer a convenient, high-dive volume, low work 'dive-style,' good food, good company (fellow avid divers), easy entry/exit, and while some forbid solo diving, you & a buddy can do your own dive if you wish from what I've seen.
Picking a Caribbean Live-aboard - http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/li...ats/495738-picking-caribbean-live-aboard.html