Ebo's Special lies beside Ebo's Reef and is a little steeper. The difference is in the details: seahorses, frogfish and nudibranchs are reported strikingly often on this slope. A dive to do slowly.
Ebo's Special is an advanced boat dive on Klein Bonaire: a reef top at five to seven metres, a slope to thirty-five metres and plenty of macro life among the sponges.
A reef top at five to seven metres with sponges and finger coral, dropping to thirty-five metres. Among the sponges sit seahorses, frogfish and nudibranchs. Schools of grunts along the edge.
In calm sea and light current, so you can hang still to search. A torch helps the hunt, even by day.
Those after big life see little here. Hanging still by a slope calls for good trim; with poor trim you damage exactly what you are looking for. Boat only, no facilities.
Decisions on diveability, technique and health belong with STINAPA, a dive school or a doctor. This page only describes the conditions.
Macro life concentrates around sponges and soft corals, which stand close together on this slope. Reporting notable sightings to the research station helps complete the area's species lists.
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