Discover Scuba
Pool in the morning, reef in the afternoon. No experience needed.
$110Blue Current
12°09'N · 68°16'W
The reef starts twenty metres from the road and drops to forty. We have been guiding it for twenty-one years.
The wall
Bonaire's fringing reef is a shelf then a slope then a wall. Each band has its own life.
Turtle grass, juvenile fish, and the easiest entry in the Caribbean.
Elkhorn and staghorn stands. Where every Open Water dive happens.
Barrel sponges, tarpon at dusk, the occasional resting hawksbill.
Black coral, big pelagics, and the Hilma Hooker lying on her side.
Sites
Sixty marked entries along the coast. Six our guides pick on their day off.
More recorded fish species than any other site on the island, five minutes from the shop.
A 72-metre smuggler's cargo ship lying on her starboard side between two reefs.
Only sixty-seven steps, though you will count more with tanks on.
Coral-wrapped pillars full of silversides. The best light on the island.
Old ship anchors grown into the reef and the clearest water on the coast.
A black-coral forest on Klein Bonaire's double reef. Worth the crossing.
Trips
All of it runs daily in season. Book the night before and your kit is on the truck by morning.
Pool in the morning, reef in the afternoon. No experience needed.
$110Two tanks, transport, and a guide who knows where the seahorses sit.
$45Morning double-tank across the channel, coffee on the interval.
$95Tarpon hunt in your torch beam. On new-moon nights the ostracods glow.
$55Three days, four students maximum, taught in your own language.
$420Two days, five dives, including the Hilma Hooker at thirty metres.
$330The crew
Small on purpose. You get the same guide all week, and the dog remembers your name before we do.
Founder & course director
Learned to dive at Bari Reef aged nine.
Instructor & shop manager
Runs the schedule, teaches in Papiamentu.
Instructor
Came for two weeks in 2014. Still here.
Divemaster & boat captain
Finds the frogfish when nobody else can.
Shop dog
Security, morale and lunch inspection.
Divers say
“They found a seahorse I had swum past four times.”
— Marijke, Utrecht
“Certified my daughter here. Patient, calm, never rushed a single skill.”
— Tom, Toronto
“Tanks ready at 7:45 every morning for two weeks straight.”
— Andrés, Bogotá
Good to know
Not for Discover Scuba — you can be in the water the same afternoon. Guided dives need Open Water or higher, and we would love to certify you if not.
The west coast is protected, calm and shallow at the entry. You walk in from a marked yellow stone and the reef starts about twenty metres out.
Bring what you like, rent the rest. Regulators are serviced every season and a dive computer comes with every set at no extra cost.
English, Dutch, Spanish and Papiamentu. Tell us when booking and we match you with the right instructor.
Yes — every diver on Bonaire needs the STINAPA nature tag. We sort it at check-in; it takes five minutes and is valid for the calendar year.
Leave 18 hours between your final dive and your flight. We plan your last day around it — ask us about the north-coast drive instead.
Book
Tell us when you land and what you want to see. We answer the same day.
Reserve a dive
Kaya Playa Lechi 22, Kralendijk · +599 717 0000 (phone & WhatsApp)
hello@bluecurrent.example · Mon–Sat 7:30–17:00, Sun 8:00–14:00