Your personal adventure awaits you! As a small and personalised dive school that stays away from large groups, we look forward to welcoming you. All photos shown here were taken on our dives.
The meeting place is our dive centre. You can bring your own gear or borrow gear from us. From the small harbour of Bonaire, we take our 225-horsepower dive boat (not an inflatable boat!) to one of the 33 dive sites. In the front, covered, shaded area of the boat, you can sit and enjoy the ride with fantastic views.
Your guide will give you a comprehensive briefing. In the rear part of the boat, you can comfortably put on your gear while sitting down and then jump into the water from the platform.
We go scuba diving in small groups of 4 to 5 divers per guide or diving instructor and choose the maximum depth depending on qualification and experience. The dive sites around Cap de Formentor, the Bay of Pollença and Cap Pinar offer a breathtaking underwater landscape with cliffs, grottoes and caves. Depending on the season, we see groupers, amberjacks, moray eels, octopuses, schools of fish, and much more.
A dive supervised by a professional lasts approximately 45 to 50 minutes. You can comfortably return to the boat via the dive ladder in the water.
When you return to the dive centre, all you have to do is rinse your gear, take a shower and record the dive in your logbook while relaxing in our chill-out corner.

If you choose 2 dives, we will take a surface interval on the boat with a shaded area after the first dive. During this time, we will offer you water, tea depending on the season, and biscuits. The 2 dives are conducted at dive sites.

Here are our guides' personal recommendations for dive sites:

Sven: Even though I feel like I've been to this spot 1,000 times, “Cova Grossa,” with its magical light and “the Lamp of God,” is always a highlight. I also really enjoy looking for the school of barracudas at “Punta Negra.”

Sofija: At the “Cala Murta” dive site, I am fascinated by the incredibly diverse marine life, with schools of fish, barracudas and sometimes even a ray. Not to forget the large archway, where the scorpionfish hang out, and the sheer wall with the colourful nudibranchs, which are often hard to find.

Orlando: The large cave “Cueva de Jeronimo” never fails to fascinate me with its apparent reflection. Almost like a window into another world!

If you would like to learn more about our dive sites, please feel free to use our website or the SSI app. Of course, we are also happy to assist you with any questions or requests via WhatsApp, phone, email, or in person.