Bonaire
February 2027, two weeks to choose from. Escape the New York winter for unlimited shore diving on an island that's one big protected marine park.
Dive as many times as your computer will allow. Shore diving doesn't get any better.
The entire island of Bonaire is a protected marine park, with colorful Caribbean reefs running from one tip of the coast to the other. Easy conditions, lush corals and bountiful marine life make it ideal for divers at every level, and it's summer there all year long.
- Week 1
- February 6–13, 2027
- Week 2
- February 13–20, 2027
- Diving
- 5 days of 2-tank boat dives plus unlimited shore diving
- Stay
- 7 nights, hot breakfast and lunch daily
- Level
- Every level, beginners welcome
- Price
- From $2,284 per person
How we dive Bonaire
Five days of boat dives, plus as much shore diving as you want.
Shore diving, tip to tip
Grab a tank and walk in. The reef starts right off the coast, and a guide is available for every shore dive.
Two-tank boat dives
Five days of two-tank boat dives to sites along the coast. Afternoon boat dives are available for $125 a week.
Frogfish, seahorses and more
Healthy reefs mean plenty of small life to find, from frogfish to seahorses tucked into the coral.
Guided afternoon dives
A Scuba Network instructor guides afternoon dives for beginners. Advanced divers can join in or plan their own.
What it costs
Same price for either week. Pricing is per person.
Deluxe Room7 nights, either week
Studio with Kitchenette7 nights, either week
Included
- 7 nights hotel stay, with taxes and fees
- 5 days of 2-tank boat dives
- Unlimited shore dives, with a guide for all shore dives
- Instructor-guided orientation dive
- Full hot breakfast and lunch daily
- Airport transfers to and from Bonaire Airport
- A Scuba Network instructor with the group throughout
- Free Open Water training dives (eLearning and pool completed)
- Free Night training dives (eLearning code and lights required)
Not included
- Flights
- Scuba gear
- Nitrox ($150 unlimited)
- Afternoon boat dives ($125 per week)
- Truck afternoon dives ($70 per week)
- Marine park entry fee ($45)
- Bonaire tourist tax ($75)
- Dinners
- Tips for Bonaire staff (dive crew, housekeeping, servers)
Finish your training here
Get certified in Bonaire
Training dives freeFinish your Open Water eLearning and pool classes in NYC before February and your Open Water training dives happen in Bonaire at no extra cost. See the $550 Open Water course
Add your Night diver training
Training dives freeGet your eLearning code and a dive light before the trip and your night training dives are included. Training is available on any course from Open Water to Rescue.
Building toward a bigger trip?
Unlimited divesA week of unlimited shore diving is the fastest way to add to your log before the Galápagos (50 dive minimum) or Raja Ampat. See Galápagos 2027
Pick your week
A $500 deposit holds your room. The balance is due 90 days before your week departs. Questions first?
Talk to a trip instructor
Ask about the diving, training on the trip, rooms or anything else.
Questions
Who is in the group?
Divers from the Scuba Network community at every level, from newly certified to advanced, traveling with a Scuba Network instructor who is with the group throughout.
How many people go?
Around 20 divers each week.
Is it okay to travel solo?
Absolutely. About half of our divers travel solo. We'll pair you with a roommate we think you'll be a good fit with, or you can have a room to yourself for a $900 single supplement.
I'm a new diver. Is this trip for me?
Yes. Bonaire's easy conditions make it ideal for every level. There's an instructor-guided orientation dive, and a Scuba Network instructor guides afternoon dives for beginners.
Can a non-diver come along?
Yes. Non-diver pricing is $1,686 for a Deluxe Room or $1,791 for a Studio.