Tuesday, November 04, 2008

The Aquaspace Returns to Bonaire for Sailing Excursions

The Aquaspace has recently returned to Bonaire from Curacao, where it underwent a major renovation over the past several months.

The Aquaspace is a special sailing vessel, equipped with a below-deck observation platform, offering dry and comfortable vistas of Bonaire’s undersea life, and it offers a variety of different sailing excursions each week.  It was designed in 1978 and built in 1982 by Jacques Rougerie, a colleague of Jacques Cousteau.  After having served as a Center of Marine Biology Studies, it now offers sailing charters on Bonaire.

The below-deck viewing platform is fully air-conditioned, and 90% of the area offers a glassed-in panorama of Bonaire’s reefs.  There’s also a sun-deck and shaded areas on the main deck.  It’s trimaran construction offers stable and comfortable sailing in almost any Bonaire weather.  (Source:  Aquaspace)