Staying Home Sucks, home
Mangroves on southwest coast (Bonaire 2014)
Jeannie's Glory. Photo: Paul Arps from The Netherlands, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Jeannie's Glory

Dive site · Netherlands

Advanced divers and up

Is it worth the trip?

86Good out of 100 for your dates

Home sucks

Best on Sat 7: Sea: flat, Visibility about 25 m, Water 29 °C

Each day of your trip, out of 100

Tue 3 · 80 out of 100

Sea
0.5 m
Wind
13 kn
Gusts
17kn
Air
29°C

Wed 4 · 84 out of 100

Sea
0.4 m
Wind
9 kn
Gusts
12kn
Air
29°C

Thu 5 · 87 out of 100

Sea
0.3 m
Wind
4 kn
Gusts
8kn
Air
28°C

Fri 6 · 87 out of 100

Sea
0.2 mflat
Wind
7 kn
Gusts
10kn
Air
28°C

Sat 7 · 88 out of 100

Sea
0.2 mflat
Wind
1 kn
Gusts
7kn
Air
28°C

Sun 8 · 87 out of 100

Sea
0.2 mflat
Wind
3 kn
Gusts
6kn
Air
28°C

Mon 9 · 82 out of 100

Sea
0.3 m
Wind
13 kn
Gusts
17kn
Air
29°C

Tap a day for sea, wind and water. Full forecast

Forecast: next 10 days

Full forecast
  1. Tue 380, good
  2. Wed 484, good
  3. Thu 587, good
  4. Fri 687, good
  5. Sat 788, good
  6. Sun 887, good
  7. Mon 982, good
  8. Tue 1076, good
  9. Wed 1163, good
  10. Thu 1271, good

The site in five facts

  • Down to 30 mits deepest
  • From the shorehow you get in
  • Advancedand up
  • Water 29 °Crash vest or 1 to 2 mm
  • Faces Wswell from there reaches it

Full forecast

every day, every number

The score doesn't know currents, the visibility on the day or your certification.

Suits Advanced divers and up, as a dive guide states it. Scored for Advanced divers.

Sea and wind forecast and score for each day at Jeannie's Glory
DayScoreSeaWindGustsAir
Tue 3Nov80, good0.5 m13 kn17kn29°C
Wed 4Nov84, good0.4 m9 kn12kn29°C
Thu 5Nov87, good0.3 m4 kn8kn28°C
Fri 6Nov87, good0.2 mflat7 kn10kn28°C
Sat 7Nov88, good0.2 mflat1 kn7kn28°C
Sun 8Nov87, good0.2 mflat3 kn6kn28°C
Mon 9Nov82, good0.3 m13 kn17kn29°C
Tue 10Nov76, good0.6 m14 kn19kn29°C
Wed 11Nov63, good0.8 m18 kn24kn29°C
Thu 12Nov71, good0.7 m16 kn22kn29°C

Sea is the waves near the site, in metres; wind and gusts in knots. "Boats in": gusts that keep dive boats in. More

Tide

  • Tue 3 NovLow 02:25 −0.1 mHigh 09:15 +0.0 mLow 10:49 +0.0 mHigh 19:01 +0.1 m
  • Wed 4 NovLow 02:54 −0.1 mHigh 09:14 +0.1 mLow 15:50 +0.0 mHigh 20:11 +0.1 m
  • Thu 5 NovLow 03:10 −0.0 mHigh 09:40 +0.1 mLow 17:22 −0.0 mHigh 21:29 +0.0 m

Local clock times; heights about mean sea level. On open coasts the times are usually within a quarter of an hour; in bays, estuaries and on the Gulf of Mexico they can be an hour or more out. Slack water, the safest time to dive where there is current, is about half an hour either side of each high and low. Tide: EOT20 global ocean tide model, Hart-Davis et al. 2021, DGFI-TUM (doi:10.17882/79489), CC BY 4.0. Times and heights computed by us. A model, not a tide table: check a local table before you go.

Forecast updated . It refreshes every three hours. Forecast data: ECMWF, DWD, Météo-France and NOAA, served by Open-Meteo.com (CC BY 4.0). Changed by us. Generated using E.U. Copernicus Marine Service Information.

Best time to go

No month stands out

Good diving days in a typical week, each month, for Advanced divers, from 2016 on (ERA5 history scored the same way).

  1. Jan6of 7: a trip from Sat 2 Jan
  2. Feb6of 7: a trip from Sat 6 Feb
  3. Mar6of 7: a trip from Sat 6 Mar
  4. Apr7of 7: a trip from Sat 3 Apr
  5. May6of 7: a trip from Sat 1 May
  6. Jun7of 7: a trip from Sat 5 Jun
  7. Jul7of 7: a trip from Sat 3 Jul
  8. Aug7of 7: a trip from Sat 7 Aug
  9. Sep7of 7: a trip from Sat 4 Sept
  10. Oct7of 7: a trip from Sat 2 Oct
  11. Nov7of 7: a trip from Wed 4 Nov
  12. Dec7of 7: a trip from Sat 5 Dec

Tap a month to see this spot for a trip then.

Typical, not a forecast: the sea and the mean wind of each day, with no gusts or rain in the history.

Map

the site, its town, photos

Each place wears its best day on these dates: green good, amber fair, pale red poor, as the key says.

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Photos of Jeannie's Glory

Southwest coral coast (Bonaire 2014)
Photo: Paul Arps from The Netherlands, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons
Bonaire Salt Pier-02
Photo: Utilisateur:Bel Adone, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons

More diving near here

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About

the place in full, sources, credits

About Jeannie's Glory

A reef dive. It goes down to 30 m. You get in from the shore. It suits Advanced divers and up, as a dive guide states it. The coast faces W: swell from the W reaches it, and wind from the E blows out to sea. 18 dive centres or shops within 10 km, the nearest 3.8 km away. The sea is about 27°C in January, its coldest month (3 mm wetsuit), and 29°C in August, its warmest (rash vest or 1 to 2 mm). The town to stay in is Kralendijk. Within 5 km we also list 1 wind sports spot and 21 dive sites.

  • What it is Reef.
  • How deep Down to 30 m.
  • Getting in From the shore.
  • Who it suits Suits Advanced divers and up, as a dive guide states it.
  • Dive centres 18 dive centres or shops within 10 km, the nearest 3.8 km away.

Water about 29°C: rash vest or 1 to 2 mm. Typical sea temperature for the time of year, not a forecast.

Visibility about 25 m. Typical for the time of year, estimated from ten years of NASA satellite water clarity, not a forecast. Clearest in Feb, Jul, Sep, Oct and Nov (about 25 m).

The score is the conditions only: the journey, the price and the partners never change it (how we score, how we earn).

Rough cost (estimate): about US$1,080–US$1,980 each

about US$1,080–US$1,980 each · 6 nights, 2 sharing: flights, hire car, stay, food.

Our estimate from typical public prices, not a quote: check the real prices before you book (where they come from). Prices are about, in US Dollar (USD): our pound figures at the European Central Bank's rate of 3 November 2026.

How we worked it out 
Rough cost per person for this trip
WhatHow we worked it outEach
Flightsreturn ORD to CUR, estimated from distance and season, 1 airline on the route, with a hold bagabout US$302–US$630
Hire car6 days, sharedabout US$154–US$255
Stay6 nights, a mid-range double, sharedabout US$295–US$489
Food7 days eating outabout US$329–US$610
Totalabout US$1,080–US$1,980

Guided dives are not priced yet: we have no sourced price, so it is not in it. Prices from public sources, checked in 2026.

Where to stay: Kralendijk

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Closest

Kralendijk

about 15 min by car · 71 places to stay

See 71 places to stay in Kralendijk · Booking.com

About Kralendijk its beds, food and every spot near it

Drives are estimates. Prices are about, in US Dollar (USD): our pound figures at the European Central Bank's rate of 3 November 2026.

Getting there: about 10h 40m

About 10h 40m door to door from Chicago

Fly ORD → CUR, direct, then 1h 35m by road

An estimate, one way; the journey never changes the score.

In the water

Dive centres nearby

The nearest named dive centres and shops within 25 km, in a straight line; training agencies where the map states them. Listings, not a recommendation. Dive centres: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Credits

What you might see

Animals divers and surveys have recorded within 2 km of this site in the last 15 years. A record says someone saw it here, not that you will.

  • Brazil reef octopus Octopus insularisOctopus

    Seen in 7 records.

  • Stoplight parrotfish Sparisoma viride

    Seen in 54 records, mostly Sep.

  • Pink-tipped anemone Condylactis gigantea

    Seen in 49 records, mostly Sep.

  • Foureye butterflyfish Chaetodon capistratus

    Seen in 46 records, mostly Sep.

  • Bluehead wrasse Thalassoma bifasciatum

    Seen in 45 records, mostly Sep.

  • Lettuce coral Agaricia agaricites

    Seen in 44 records, mostly Sep.

  • Porous coral Porites astreoides

    Seen in 42 records, mostly Sep.

  • Yellowhead wrasse Halichoeres garnoti

    Seen in 39 records, mostly Sep.

  • Schoolmaster snapper Lutjanus apodus

    Seen in 38 records, mostly Sep to Nov.

  • Trumpetfish Aulostomus maculatus

    Seen in 37 records, mostly Sep to Nov.

  • Graysby Cephalopholis cruentata

    Seen in 36 records, mostly Sep.

  • Red parrot fish Sparisoma aurofrenatum

    Seen in 36 records, mostly Sep.

Records: OBIS (Ocean Biodiversity Information System, IOC-UNESCO) and GBIF.org (1 November 2026, doi:10.15468/dl.jeesns), from the datasets named here, CC0 and CC BY records only. Names: WoRMS and GBIF; common names from the Catalogue of Life, the GBIF Backbone and Wikidata. Largest datasets here: iNaturalist Research-grade Observations; Programme CROMIS: carnet de plongée en ligne de la FFESSM-Observations d'espèces subaquatiques collectées par les utilisateurs de CROMIS; INSDC Sequences; NMNH Extant Specimen Records (USNM, US); Collection of symbiotic copepods associated with Caribbean invertebrates. Credits

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