This dive site, historically named Rappel (11) due to a past rope descent, is now exclusively accessible via boat. The reef boasts a visually stunning shape with breathtaking coral formations, offering divers an immersive experience in a vibrant underwater landscape. Navigation is straightforward, following the reef structure.
The site is teeming with typical Caribbean marine life, including sightings of nurse and reef sharks, possible eagle rays, and stingrays. The reef is also home to a multitude of fish species such as snapper, angelfish, grunts, and parrotfish, all thriving amongst the healthy coral.
Bonaire offers excellent diving conditions year-round, making any time a good time to visit Rappel (11). Divers and freedivers alike will appreciate the pristine coral and the chance to encounter a wide array of reef inhabitants. It's an ideal spot for wide-angle photography due to the impressive reef topography and abundant marine life.
