bari reef

This dive site is excellent - you will really enjoy the variety of fish that are here. It is an easy entry to get into the water Worth a visit if you are in the area.

Of all the dives, this one was the best and we kept coming back. Great viz, min current, easy entry/exit. And best of all most diversity of species and most quantity of species.

This is one of my favorite spots to snorkel anywhere. In Feb saw an octopus, sea horse and large green moray eel amongst the thousands of other creatures. Some gorgeous coral and an area called the "aquarium" that lives up to its name. Trumpet fish galore along with scorpion fish and so much more. A must!

It stands to reason it is good as why else would Sand Dollar, Buddy, Habitat and Captain Don's all pick this stretch! We saw lots here. Dived it 5 times and it should have been more. Also makes a good last or dusk dive.

We have been to Bari Reef many times dating back to 1998. In November 1999, much of the shallow coral was destroyed by a storm surge so, it lost the "wonderland" factor but still a great dive. I have seen everything here from Snook and Tarpons cruising within arm reach on night dives to frogfish, sea horses, and anomie shrimp. Eels, including spotted, chain, sharptail, green, and goldentail. There is easy entry from the beach or the pier if you are diving with the owner.

The sad destruction of coral by hurricanes of '98, '99 has greatly reduced good snorkeling. Divers did better.

Bari Reef was a wonderful spot to snorkel. It has an easy entry into the water and lots of sea creatures close to shore. We saw tons of fish, squid, Christmas tree worms, anemones and even a sea horse. The old pier makes a perfect spot to drift through to look at all of the fish and coral. A nice, shallow, calm area for children.

Short swim to the reef. We stayed at Den Leman so access was easy. lots of varied marine life. Great place for a night dive.

I recommend Bari Reef, especially if you are staying at Sand Dollar--this is their house reef. We enjoyed our snorkels and dives....if you are good with your air, you can enter at the north end of Sand Dollar and exit at the Aquarium (great snorkel spot at the end of the broken pier just south of Bonaire Dive and Adventure) on a half-tank.

I am new scuba diver and I thought the water was warm, clear that day and huge amount of fish to watch.

This was one of the best snorkel sites we found (didn't see them all...) with healthy growing coral and a myriad of fish. Easy parking and entry. Remember to look under the jetty for octopi.

Probably one of the two best dives on Bonaire, especially great for night dives. We stay at Sand Dollar, which is right on Bari Reef, so it all works perfectly!

Nice plants and Corals, we saw a seahorse and som Frog fishes there...We dived two times on this reef, this year...

Dive site is a good location and close to town. Plenty of parking. Reef wall is close to shore and currents are very mild.

We looked a bit and passed up this reef twice! Once we found it through the round about we dove right in. It has very easy access right among the resorts. It was almost like a wall in the drop off. We dove it in the late afternoon and did not have problems with the current. I saw a lot of nice coral, a few eels and a pair of really cool looking cuttle fish. The sponges were spawning! If we would have had time we would have done more diving on this reef.