Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao are known as ABC islands
(what makes it easier to remember their names 😉 ).
Curacao – ABC Islands
Curacao – Crab
I remember looking at the sea and seeing my “first” crab in Curaçao.
It was something like that:
-Oh crab.
Oh, another one.
Wait, crabs are everywhere! Wow! 🙂
Curacao – Iguana
There are a few species of iguana in Curaçao.
Curacao – Rocks & Lava
You can find some interesting formations on Curaçao.
Curacao – Sushi
Do you know why there is a picture of sushi on the trash bins in Curaçao?
Well, “sushi” in Papiamento (Papiamentu) language means “dirty” or “waste”. 🙂
Curacao – Language
Curaçao has three official languages: Dutch, Papiamentu and English.
Spanish is also widely spoken.
Curacao – Number Plate
How do you like the number plates from Curaçao? 🙂
Curacao – Flag
The blue color on the flag of Curaçao symbolises the sea and sky; yellow – sun, and two stars – Curaçao and Klein Curaçao islands.
Curacao – The Netherlands
Curaçao is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Curacao – Caribbean Island
Curaçao is one of the Caribbean Islands.
Curacao – Introduction
Welcome to Curaçao!
This month on my blog is going to be all about this island.
Let’s enjoy sunny days. 😉
Croatia – Final Impression
With the last day of May, we’re saying “Goodbye Croatia”.
I spent here intensive, sunny days.
I visited some lovely sites, but there are still a few more on my list.
Hopefully, one day, I can visit more.
See you again, Croatia! 🙂
Croatia – Full of Life
“Full of Life” is a Croatian tourist slogan.
Croatia – Mountains
While visiting Croatia, enjoy also mountains;
it’s a country not only for sunbathing.
Croatia – Enjoy Water
While visiting Croatia, enjoy water, Adriatic Sea and islands.
Croatia – Enjoy Coastal Cities
While visiting Croatia, enjoy its coastal cities;
they always have their own atmosphere.
Croatia – Enjoy cities
While visiting Croatia, enjoy its towns and cities.
I liked a lot narrow streets of the old towns.
Croatia – Egyptian Sphinx in Split
Don’t be surprised to find the Sphinx in Croatia. 🙂
The Sphinxes made of black granite, from the 15-16 century BC, were brought to Split from Egypt around the year 297.
Croatia – Trogir & Split
Trogir and Split are located very close to each other, so don’t miss any of them while visiting Croatia. 🙂
Croatia – Split
Split is another beautiful Croatian historic city and a harbour.