Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Scuba Club Cozumel in San Miguel de Cozumel, Mexico

Built in 1976 as Cozumel's first dedicated dive resort, Scuba Club Cozumel is a very intimate place where Cozumel aficionados find convenience, a good value and a staff that caters to scuba divers. Designed and built by divers, for divers to provide all …"

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Bonnie Pelnar reviewed North Save-a-Tack Passage Dive in Fiji

I recently went back to the Namena area of Fiji and its is still the most amazing diving in Fiji. The reefs are healthy and happy. This area is full of pinnacles that rise up from the sand and are loaded with luscious soft coral blossoms, sea fans and th…"

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Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Tari Region in Papua New Guinea

Visiting the PNG highlands is a trip that should be on your list of top 10 places to see before you die. Words and pictures alone don't show the true essence of the culture and people there. There are only a handful of hotels in the Tari area, Ambua Lodg…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Birdwatching at the Napo Wildlife Center in Ecuador

Napo Wildlife Center is located in the tropical rainforest of Ecuador's Amazon. The lodge sits on Añangu Lake inside Yasuní National Park, and is run by local Quechua Indians who make sure that visitors have an outstanding wildlife and cultural experienc…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Socorro Island in Mexico

Socorro Island is one of four islands in the Revillagigedos Archipelago, more commonly called the Socorro Islands. The island is about 10 miles by 9 miles in size and is home to the Mexican Naval Station since 1957. Since the customs officials are locate…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Exploring the Namena Barrier Reef in Fiji

Fiji advertises itself as being the soft coral capital of the world and this area truly lives up to that claim. I visited Namena Reef while aboard the Nai'a. I found this to be one of the best places in Fiji to dive. There were large schools of fish and…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed San Benedicto Island in Mexico

San Benedicto is one of four islands in the Revillagigedos Archipelago, more commonly called the Socorro Islands. This area attracts nature enthusiasts and scuba divers because the the numerous large animal encounters experienced at dive sites like "The …"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Scuba diving with tiger sharks in the Bahamas in Bahamas

For people who can't get enough adrenalin from scuba diving on a beautiful coral reef, you can go to the Bahamas to jump into the water and surround yourself with tiger sharks. This boat trip with JASA aboard M/V Shear Water leaves from West Palm Beach, …"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Galapagos Islands in Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

For scuba divers the trip to Wolf and Darwin Island is not to be missed. Both islands are very remote and require an overnight steam from the north point of Isla Isabela. The land is protected and passengers cannot do land tours like on the other island…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Club Cascadas de Baja in Cabo San Lucas in Mexico

As an owner at Club Cascadas I have been here many times over the past 15+ years. It is very private and secluded from the chaos and mass tourism found everywhere else in Cabo. The unique architecture and design is breathtaking, as is the view of Cabo Sa…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Paso del Cedral Reef in Mexico

Cedar Pass Reef is one of Cozumel's most colorful reefs, teaming with schools of grunts and snappers. Divers are typically greeted by a large Barracuda that hovers over the reef. Turtle are commonly seen here munching on the sponges, often ignoring the d…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Diving off Roca Partida in Mexico

Roca Partida is one of four islands in the Revillagigedos Archipelago, more commonly called the Socorro Islands. This pinnacle rises 115 feet above the ocean's surface, but is only 300 feet wide. Beneath the surface it's a magnet to pelagics and large sc…"

Bonnie Pelnar reviewed Bali in Bali, Indonesia

Everyone should visit Bali at least once in their lifetime. Words and pictures alone cannot describe this beautiful little island in the middle of Indonesia. The temperate climate, smells of incense and offerings, and sounds of local music make Bali feel…"