Wayaka, especially after a rainy period, can only be reached with a 4WD via the Washington Slagbaai National Park. There is little diving here, which means that the site is unspoilt.

This reef starts shallow and from about 10 meters there is a dropoff to a sandy bottom. It is a site that is accessible from the shore or boat, but diving is usually done by boat.

Playa Funchi is a reef where there can be strong currents. In the water it is a bit of a swim from the beach. You can recognize remains of the foundation of an old plantation.

Playa Frans is a fishing beach with some houses. A beautiful sloping reef with lots of life and also fun for snorkeling due to the large shallow areas.

It is a less visited dive site, so as a diver you can really enjoy the pristine coral. You will regularly find sharks at the beginning of the dropoff.

Playa Benge is a reef up to 40 meters deep. It is a reef with grooves filled with sand. It is the second northernmost reef and can only be reached via the Washington Slangbaai National Park.

This site is named after Carel Steensma, a resistance hero from the Second World War. He had a role in the establishment of the Washington Slagbaai Park.

This is the northernmost (official) dive site of Bonaire, but note that it is a more challenging dive site when the waves are high. The reef extends to a maximum of 40 meters.

Only a little diving is done at Tailor Made which you can see! The reef on which the wall starts at 9 meters and extends to 40 meters is largely unspoilt. Please note the long bumpy road to get there and there is no coverage.

A beautiful reef with lots of healthy coral! You will also find a lot of coral shallower, which makes snorkeling here a great experience. Pay attention on the entrance, it is littered with remains of coral.