Hilma Hooker (Wreck) (43)
About Hilma Hooker (Wreck) (43)
The Hilma Hooker is a 236-foot Dutch freighter that sank just offshore in 1984 after a varied history that included use as a drug runner. It is widely regarded as Bonaire’s most popular wreck dive. Marine life is commonly seen in and around the wreck, including nurse and reef sharks, possible eagle rays, turtles, and large schools of fish.
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Safety & Access At Hilma Hooker (Wreck) (43)
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As a wreck site, take care around enclosed areas and be mindful of sharks in the area.
Local Intel For Hilma Hooker (Wreck) (43)
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Primarily known as a wreck dive on a 236-foot freighter.
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