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Rangers patrol the 6400-acre park to enforce the strict
rules that govern the use of Bonaire Marine Park. Divers and
snorkelers will be asked to show their Marine Park tag,
valid for one calendar year), available from island dive
operators or from the Marine Park's office at Barcardera.
They'll also need to attend a warm-up dive session with a
qualified instructor, which can be arranged through any dive
centre. Diving gloves and kneepads are not permitted, nor is
disturbing or removing any coral, fish or marine
invertebrate, whether dead or alive.
Besides the many dive centers that offer trips in the park,
Seacow Watertaxi will also take you to Klein Bonaire for
US$14 round-trip.
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Bonaire Marine Park tag US$10, valid for one calendar
year.
Seacow Watertaxi
phone 599/780-7126
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Bonaire
travel guide
Bonaire
Arrival and getting around
Listings
Best of Bonaire
 Eating, drinking, nightlife
Kralendijk
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 Diving
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Bonaire
Bonaire Marine Park
and Klein Bonaire
Bonaire M. Park info
Kralendijk
The Town of Kralendijk
Rincon
Washington-Slagbaai
National Park
Park info
South of Kralendijk
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