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Geography
Bonaire is a small coral island only 20 miles long and 3-7 miles wide in the Netherlands Antilles. It is located 50 miles north of the coast of Venezuela and consists of the Caribbean island of Bonaire and the uninhabited islet of Klein Bonaire.
The island is ringed by a coral reef which is easily accessible from the shore along the Western and Southern sides. Its entire coastline has been declared a marine sanctuary, in order to preserve local fish life.
Cool, nutrient-rich ocean water rises from the deep to the surface near Bonaire. This water is rich in plankton and other nutrients, making the reefs near Bonaire some of the most spectacular in the world. This water is also cool which reduces rainfall, making Bonaire a dry, desert island.
The coral reef around uninhabited Klein Bonaire is particularly well-preserved, and it draws divers, snorkelers, and boaters to enjoy a submarine experience.
The island is ringed by a coral reef which is easily accessible from the shore along the Western and Southern sides. Its entire coastline has been declared a marine sanctuary, in order to preserve local fish life.
Cool, nutrient-rich ocean water rises from the deep to the surface near Bonaire. This water is rich in plankton and other nutrients, making the reefs near Bonaire some of the most spectacular in the world. This water is also cool which reduces rainfall, making Bonaire a dry, desert island.
The coral reef around uninhabited Klein Bonaire is particularly well-preserved, and it draws divers, snorkelers, and boaters to enjoy a submarine experience.
Bonaire
