Located in the far southeastern corner of the Caribbean, just 50 miles north of Venezuela, Bonaire's unique coral reef awaits. Accessible by shore or boat, the reef boasts abundant marine life and a variety of healthy, colorful coral. Bonaire's gentle sloping reef allows for a wide range of diving and snorkeling opportunities from 10 to 20 feet deep to dramatic vertical wall drop-offs in excess of 130 feet deep usually with next to no current. This makes it an ideal location for all levels of divers and snorkelers.

Often referred to as the "macro capital of the Caribbean", Bonaire is truly an underwater photographer's dream for capturing marine life in action. Topside, the island is one of the few nesting and breeding grounds for the Pink Flamingo and is becoming well known for its quality bird watching opportunities.

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Colorful, unpretentious, and fun - the Divi Flamingo Beach Resort and Casino is the perfect base for vacationers drawn to the sleepy island of Bonaire and world-class Caribbean scuba diving.   Spacious oceanfront and gardenview guestrooms and suites are decorated in bright, tropical colors.  Private balconies overlook the Caribbean Sea and invite guests to relax after a day of diving.

The Divi Flamingo Beach Resort offers guests two open-air beachfront restaurants with a variety of dining options.  Dining guests are usually entertained by a multitude of tropical fish in the surf just below the restaurant.    Guests who wish to dine outside of the resort can venture into the quaint town of Kralendijk just a short walk from the resort.