Small Group Diving Bonaire: Max 4 Divers, Truck & Lunch
Four divers max: dive remote Bonaire sites from a private truck with lunch and shower
You arrive at the shore, load into a truck with three other divers max, and get driven to unmarked dive sites that locals use. Dive as long as you want, shower at the site, eat lunch between dives, and have oxygen and first aid on board. The truck and guide handle logistics. You handle the diving.
Step-by-step itinerary
Diving adventure with local guide
- Meet dive guide and group
- Travel to best dive sites
- Dive at uncrowded local spots
- Use fresh water shower on site
- Relax under awning between dives
- Enjoy delicious lunch provided
What’s included
Your day includes dive gear (tanks, weights, regulator, BCD), a knowledgeable local dive guide, transport in the custom 4WheelDrive truck, fresh-water shower at the dive site, lunch and soft drinks between or after dives, an awning for sun protection, oxygen and first aid kit on board, and all fees and taxes. You do not arrange your own transport to the sites or bring your own tanks.
Times
- Every day No fixed time
Before you book
Operated by 4 Wheel Diving
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The experience
The truck pulls up to the shore, and that's where the day actually starts. You're not heading to a crowded dive shop or a boat dock. You're loading into a custom 4WheelDrive rig with a maximum of four divers, which means no jostling for space, no waiting around, and no guide splitting attention across a dozen people. The whole operation is built around moving at your pace, not the schedule. Your guide knows the sites that don't show up on the official map, the spots locals dive when they want to avoid the usual crowds, and the truck gets you there with a shower, an awning, oxygen, and a cooler full of food waiting when you surface.
Between dives (or after, depending on how long you want to stay down). You eat. Real lunch, not a granola bar. Fresh water to rinse off the salt. Chairs and shade while you decompress and talk about what you just saw. The truck carries everything: tanks, weights, first aid, emergency oxygen, soft drinks, and the kind of setup that turns a dive day into something closer to day camping than a typical shore dive operation. You're not rushing to the next group or the next boat departure. You dive as long as you want, respecting your reserve gas, and nobody's watching the clock but you.
This works for divers who already know how to move underwater and want to explore Bonaire without the typical resort-dive-shop rhythm. The guide handles navigation and safety. You handle the pace. Gear is included, the truck is included, lunch is included. What you're really paying for is access to the sites and the freedom to spend your time the way you actually want to spend it.
Is this one for you?Right for certified divers who want to explore Bonaire's unmarked sites without a crowded boat or resort-dive-shop schedule. Plan for a full day out of the water: the small group size and on-site amenities are what make unhurried diving possible.
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Top questions
What languages is the tour guided in?
Live guide in English, Spanish and Dutch.
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Youth (15 to 16 years); Child (10 to 14 years). Children under 10 can't be included in the booking.
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
How many divers are in a group?
Maximum four divers per group, including you.
What dive sites do you visit?
Sites that are not marked on the official map and known mainly to local divers. The exact sites depend on conditions and your guide's knowledge.
Is gear included?
Yes. Tanks, weights, and all dive equipment are included. Bring your certification card.
What happens between dives?
You shower with fresh water at the site, eat lunch, drink soft drinks, and rest under an awning while the guide prepares for the next dive.
Is this suitable for beginners?
No. You need to be a certified diver. The experience is designed for divers who are comfortable in the water.
What if there's an emergency?
The truck carries oxygen and a first aid kit. The guide is trained and prepared.
How long is the experience?
Duration depends on how long you want to dive and how many dives you do. The truck stays with you as long as you're diving safely.
Do I need to bring anything?
Bring your diving certification card, a towel, sunscreen, and any personal medications. Everything else is provided.
Small Group Diving Bonaire: Max 4 Divers, Truck & Lunch
5h · EN · ES +1
from US$ 299 per person
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