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Wajacá

Wajacá often gets overlooked, sitting between some more famous spots on Klein Bonaire, but we think that’s a mistake. It's a proper standout for a reason. The reef slope here has some serious character, dropping down to where the light starts to soften, giving the coral formations a real sense of depth. We’ve drifted this site countless times, and it always feels different. Keep an eye out for the big boulder brain corals; they're magnificent, like ancient, wrinkled sentinels. We’ve had fantastic luck spotting hawksbills and loggerheads here, often just cruising by in the gentle current, completely unbothered. The angelfish are particularly bold, and the parrotfish seem extra vibrant against the deeper blues. The schoolmasters and Spanish grunt congregate in big, silvery schools, flashing as they turn. We’d suggest hitting Wajacá in the late morning, after the first boats have cleared out, or for a relaxed afternoon drift. It’s a site that rewards a slow pace, letting you really soak in the details.