Keith and I just returned from a wonderful dive vacation in Bonaire, Netherlands, a small Island off the coast of Venezuala.
We were there with a group of Albertans who all had an association with Ocean Sports, a dive shop in Edmonton where we took our diving training in 2008.
We dove three times each day and we saw so many beautiful coral and fish that I just had to share some of my photos with you. In addition to the photos you see here, we also saw rays, barracuda, butterfly and squirrel fish, sea urchins, seahorses, tarpon, Moray eels, a variety of split tail eels, turtles and even an octupus! The reef was alive with colours and we saw lots of purple tube sponges, fan coral and orange, yellow and pink coral.
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| Smooth Trunkfish |
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| Lionfish |
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| Yellowfin Goatfish |
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| Spotted Eel |
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| Lizardfish |
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| Parrotfish |
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| Peacock Flounder |
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| Blue Tang |
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| Yellow Trumpet Fish |
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| Stoplight Parrot Fish |
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| Scrawled Filefish |
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| French Angelfish |
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| Pufferfish |
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| French Grunt above a Rock Beauty |
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| Sea Anemone |
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| Blue Chromis and Blueheads above the coral head |
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| Barrel Sponge |
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| Squid |
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| Frog Fish |
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| Christmas Tree Worms |
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| Spotted Drum |
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| Two big fish! |
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