Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine Premiers Interactive Web Site for Bonaire Guided Snorkeling

The Bonaire Guided Snorkel Program has been in place for many years, and offers great entertainment for all members of the family, no matter what age!  Caribbean Travel and Life Magazine has taken the Program one step further by launching a new promotional interactive web site providing images and information about the Program.

The main page provides a short overview about snorkeling on Bonaire while enticing images of snorkelers, topside Bonaire, or marine life one can see when snorkeling tickle the viewer’s fancy.

The site gets really interesting when you move to the interactive map.  With a birds-eye view of Bonaire, points included on the Guided Snorkel Program are indicated by pink snorkelers, while blue snorkelers indicate other excellent snorkel sites.  Simply mouse-over one of the snorkelers, and the site name will pop up.  Now click, and a new window opens with an image from that site with a description and/or history.  Other pages list accommodation and snorkel trip operators, but the best page of all is where you can enter a contest to win a free trip to Bonaire.  To view the site, click here.

It’s a great site to get acquainted with the Bonaire Guided Snorkel Program, which should be a must-do on everyone’s next Bonaire trip list.  Continental Airlines provides easy non-stop service to Bonaire from Newark and Houston.  American Airlines/American Eagle offers daily service through San Juan from many U.S. gateways.  Air Jamaica offers weekly service from U.S. gateways through its Montego Bay hub.  (Source: Caribbean Travel & Life Bonaire Guided Snorkel Program Web Site)