Sharon's Serenity has the densest sea-fan fields on Klein Bonaire: whole stretches of slope stand full of fans that sway in the current. In offshore wind the water here is especially calm, which explains the name.
Sharon's Serenity is an advanced boat dive on the south side of Klein Bonaire: a top at five to seven metres and dense sea-fan fields on a slope to thirty-eight metres.
A top at five to seven metres runs to a slope to thirty-eight metres, with fields of sea fans and sea whips. Among them, vase sponges and black coral in the depths. Trumpetfish and jacks hang along the edge.
In offshore wind and calm sea, when the water on this side is flat. Around midday the light falls most favourably among the fans.
Sea fans are fragile and stand close: good trim is no luxury here. In swell the boat does not run to this side. Boat only, no facilities.
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Sea fans grow at right angles to the current, which explains why they stand so dense and aligned on this side. They are slow to recover: broken fans grow back only after years.
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