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Monthly Archives: March 2012
Our Last Day in Bonaire and a few practical tips for traveling to the Island
This is our last day in Bonaire. Resting, packing, and a little more island exploring is on the agenda. We headed into town to grab lunch and just walk around the city center. Most shops were closed from 12:30-2:00 for … Continue reading
Posted in international, Scuba diving
Tagged Bonaire, Gio's on Bonaire, La Guernica on Bonaire, Travel to Bonaire
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Final Day of Diving
We have to stay out of the water for 24 hours after completing our final dive before we fly, so this is our last day of diving. Two wonderful dives today to 18 Palms and Country Garden. It was sprinkling when … Continue reading
Eels and a milestone dive
Thursday’s diving was really special, dives 199 and 200. I had the camera today, but no strobe. These were the least picturesque dives of the week, but you’ll see there was still a lot to photograph (all pictures from the previous … Continue reading
“Lionfish Reef”
We had originally scheduled afternoon boat diving, so I was half asleep when the knock came at the door at 7:45 am to let us know there was a schedule change and that we needed to be at the Dive … Continue reading
Posted in international, Scuba diving
Tagged Bonaire, juvenile blue tang, porcupinefish, scuba diving, spotted trunkfish, yellowfin snapper
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Windsurfing, Wild Donkeys, and Rocky’s first night dive
I was back at the supermarket on Monday afternoon picking up supplies for a shared dinner with friends who had rented a house on the island near our resort-a wonderful spot on the Barkadera. Tuesday morning, anticipating our night dive, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonaire, Kon Tiki, Lac Bay, night diving, Salt Pier Bonaire, wild donkeys, windsurfing
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Our first dives
We did our first dive in Bonaire on our arrival day, but not before taking a nap for several hours after our red-eye flight. We are staying at the Caribbean Club which is affiliated with Buddy Dive. We stayed at … Continue reading
Posted in international, Scuba diving
Tagged Buddy Dive Resort, fairy basslet, Klein Bonaire, Pasa Bon Pizza, trunkfish
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Arriving in Bonaire
The flight from Houston was direct, but a red-eye. We left at midnight and arrived in the early morning. You immediately know you are on island time. They slowly added staff at passport control to accommodate the arrivals from our … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonaire, Bonaire airport, Caribbean Club Bonaire, Kralendijk
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So, have you thought about scuba diving?
I will come back to South America later, but we are about to leave for Bonaire so my brain has shifted to preparations for a dive trip. I have been diving for about 8 1/2 years now. It was on … Continue reading
Our Last Days in Buenos Aires
We were boarding the ship on day 4 in Buenos Aires so we took advantage of the free internet at the hotel before checking out. Anyone that has cruised before knows that internet access is expensive on board (obviously a real … Continue reading
Posted in cruises, international
Tagged Cafe Richmond Buenos Aires, El Carninito, Galerias Pacifico, La Boca
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