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No Name (A)

Let’s be honest upfront: No Name (A) isn’t the first site we’d point to on Klein Bonaire if you’re chasing giant pelagics. It’s right where the water taxi drops off the beach crowd, so don’t expect serene solitude up top. But get under the surface, and it’s a surprisingly productive little reef, especially if you slow right down and really look. We love No Name (A) for its macro life. The shallows, around 5-10m, are fantastic for nudibranchs – keep an eye out for the Antilles Glass-slug, a delicate little beauty. Further down, among the staghorn patches, we’ve found Orangespotted Filefish nibbling away and plenty of those shy Rusty Gobies. It’s a gentle drift, easy to navigate, and the sunlight plays beautifully through the corals, especially mid-morning. We’d suggest going early before the beach really fills up; you’ll have the best light and fewer snorkelers above. It's a perfect spot for photographers wanting to practice their close-up shots without fighting a strong current.