Bonaire - amazing snorkeling, but stay away from the jellyfish!

We just came back from the wonderful week of Bonaire - this is my first time, but definitely not the last time. There are some considerations for other people considering Bonaire's vacation. Go ahead!

We used Ann Phelan for planning and reservation (villa, restaurant, car rental), and everything worked. She got a good review from everyone who worked and for just good reason

Flight: I will go by direct flight (red eye) from Newark. I do not like the night flight ... In addition, when you get there, everything is closed at the airport. It is not easy to waste time before flight. Fortunately, when we landed, the villa was not occupied and we checked in at 6:30 in the morning.

We stayed at Pelican Leaf - something amazing, Something Special, near the best snorkelling spot we found. Most people are scuba diving there, there are also bar reliefs (places where octopuses exist) and plazas (I think they are overrated as a snorkeling spot). We tried somewhere else (Andrea II and Karpata), but the surf for that day was very rough.

Mark, the caregiver of this villa is very friendly and helpful, and whenever we need him he is always there. He bought us some groceries and bottles of wine on the first day. Thank you, Mark

We had a meal in Capriccio. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha! Thankfully, dessert is delicious. Delicious dinner in Patagonia, Paris' bistro, sea, everything is recommended

We did diving with Renee day and night, and Renee was very good at finding novelty. Unfortunately, during the night's snorkeling, we encountered an accident with jellyfish and had to express himself to an emergency room because the allergic reaction was very bad (shallow breathing, high pulse, chills and sweating) . I stayed there for several hours, but the incident killed Woodwind on the second day (this is the last time on our island). Now, we really need to go back

If you are not doing diving or snorkeling, do not do anything on the island, so remember this. After snorkeling, get diving certification and return

I have processed the identification of jellyfish, so let's see how to prevent them from being bitten by them and what to do if you do. Avoiding jellyfish bruises is not difficult: at least, wearing T - shirts for swimming and snorkelling (which also reduces the danger of sunburn). Lycra 's "skin" is a more radical report, but you can choose your Australian life guard and surfer to use your pantyhose (tight pants) and T - shirt to cover your arms and legs! In order to understand the cause and method of bite care, it is useful to know what happens when you are paralyzed. Basically, jellyfish tentacles are full of small cells called thorn cells. They produce a small "poison arrow" on your skin. More arrows are shot on your skin so much that you stimulate the capsule (eg by scraping or scratching), they protect themselves and try to suppress the attackers.

We did diving with Renee day and night, and Renee was very good at finding novelty. Unfortunately, during the night's snorkeling, we encountered an accident with jellyfish and had to express himself to an emergency room because the allergic reaction was very bad (shallow breathing, high pulse, chills and sweating) . I stayed there for several hours, but the incident killed Woodwind on the second day (this is the last time on our island). Now, we really need to go back

Somer is working on aquatic animals resembling jellyfish and soft coral according to the stage of its life. Every morning, Sommer is snorkeling in the blue-green sea of ​​Portofino cliff. He scanned aquatic animals at the seabed and gathered them on plankton nets. Among the hundreds of creatures he collects there is a small, relatively ambiguous species called biologist Turritopsis dohrnii. Today it is called immortal jellyfish

Divers and divers will see rare and endangered creatures of aquatic life such as clams, seawater crocodiles, dugongs. Palau is the three major ocean currents, the best place for snorkeling and divers at all levels. Nikko Bay is a great place for kayaking and snorkeling. In the German Strait, divers can see the historic remains of World War II. You can also see eagle eyes, magnificent coral slope coral reefs, coral reefs, more than 1,500 species of fish, more than 700 species of coral marine life. Snorkeling on the Jellyfish lake on Eil Malk Island in Palau. There is a non-toxic masty gas jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake. Experience the sea lake in Rock Islands