This beautiful natural scenery is located between Cayo Sur (South Key) and Cayo Norte (North Key), it is composed of a prodigious variety of fauna and magnificent corals. It has a maximum depth of 22 meters.

“Morrocoy“ a national park famous for its turquoise waters, whose name comes from the turtles that nest on its beaches; a dive site with a series of islets surrounded by spectacular coral reefs and abundant marine life.

“Morrocoy“ a national park famous for its turquoise waters, whose name comes from the turtles that nest on its beaches; a dive site with a series of islets surrounded by spectacular coral reefs and abundant marine life; Cayo Sombrero being the most emblematic and beautiful key in the park.

Piedra La Ahogada is a submerged rock to a depth of 25m whose top reaches 10m and is usually dived from the bottom in a spiral to its tip, ending the dive going up the reef to the left until reaching the sandy area where the boat anchors.

Jurelito is a dive site with a beautiful barrier reef that starts at 22m and rises to 12m ending on a coral-covered platform; Diving is usually done through the pred ending on the platform where the boat is usually anchored.

Named after the lighthouse here; the Willemstoren. It is one of the southernmost dive sites on Bonaire and a beautiful reef but the current can be strong.

This dive site is located near the red slave huts. It is a site with a steep reef that is suitable for more experienced divers due to the current.

A beautiful spot where you can easily get into the water. It is flat for a while, after which you can follow a steep wall from about 9 meters away. NB! There can be big waves.

Attention! You can not park your car here on the beach because of turtle eggs (see the sign). Entering the water can be a bit difficult with the surf, swim over the sand and there begins the reef.

Excellent dive site but also overrun with kite surfers. Always send up an SMB before surfacing! Park on the road and enter just north of the wind pennant through a sandy channel.