Bonaire trip report & pix

[Ken Kurtis]

For those interested:

PIX: http://www.reefseekers.com/PIXPAGES/Bonaire%20'04/Bonaire_04_pix.htm

REPORT: http://www.reefseekers.com/PIXPAGES/Bonaire%20'04/Bonaire_2004.html

Ken Kurtis
NAUI Instr. #5936
Co-owner, Reef Seekers Dive Co.
Beverly Hills, CA

[nitespark]

I checked and the URL is not valid.

[john.riedel]

"nitespark" <nite...@cox.net> wrote in message
news:cxDEc.21018$WI2.4874@lakeread05...

It worked for me.
>

[nitespark]

Weird!!! I just checked it again and I am still not connecting. Ken
emailed me privately with the links and they worked perfectly. (Thanks Ken).

Great pictures by the way.

I concur with the dive descriptions having visited Bonaire in 2002. I
remember seing "Buddy" but we stayed at the Plaza Resort.

Had dinner one night at an Italian Restaurant (Crocatinos I think) in
Downtown Kralyndyk and it was great.

Andy

[Greg Mossman]

"nitespark" <nite...@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Ken Kurtis wrote:
> > For those interested:
> >
> > PIX:
http://www.reefspammers.com/PIXPAGES/Bonaire%20'04/Bonaire_04_pix.htm
> >
> > REPORT:
http://www.reefspammers.com/PIXPAGES/Bonaire%20'04/Bonaire_2004.html

>
> I checked and the URL is not valid.

You must have a really good spam blocker.

Me, I'm curious how someone could charge $2,500 for a week in Bonaire during
hurricane season. I paid $1,795 for the exact trip over New Year's with my
local dive shop and I thought I got ripped off. Buddy's "Dive Festival
Package", per their website, costs $808 pp ($598 plus $210 extra for 14 boat
dives). The difference is airfare from LAX, around $900 or so on Air
Jamaica without counting group rates or freebies to the leader. No wonder
he has to spam here for customers.