The Blue Iguana Bed and Breakfast
Kaya Prinses Marie #6, Kralendijk
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The Blue Iguana Bed and Breakfast Kralendijk

Kaya Prinses Marie #6 Kralendijk, Bonaire

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Bonaire, First of the ABC Islands

A travel blog entry by ireneandchris

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... Dutch, Spanish,English and a local dialect is spoken. It is a relaxed easy town to get to know and with lots of cute shops, cafes, and happy people. Some of the best diving in the world is to be had here but we're not sure how long our stop will be. Along with Awaroa we want to push on to Cartegena in Colombia and want to pick a good weather window to do the 500 nautical miles.


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Niederländische Antillen

A travel blog entry by meyersworld

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... Chile den Tisch zu teilen, so dass die Abende richtig lustig wurden.

Die niederländischen Antillen entsprechen genau den Fotos im Katalog. Weisse Sandstrände, türkisblaues Meer und einige Strohhütten, um den nötigen Schatten zu erhalten – die Bilder sprechen klare Worte. Einzig, etwas we***** Touristen wäre wünschenswert gewesen!

Leider vergingen die sieben Tage so schnell, dass wir bereits wieder in Panama weilen.

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Kralendijk, Bonaire

A travel blog entry by danharriet

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... kept the heat from being oppressive. The clouds were high in the sky leaving the sun with full access to the small port town. The town was very compact and a little different from our previous ports, instead of tropical forests covering the island, Bonaire is more flat and desert like. It’s nickname is Little Arizona, which is a good description of the island except for the humidity. The majority of the locals were of Dutch descent which also marked a difference with the ...

Scooting to Rincon Again and Places along the Way

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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... as examples of the different style houses. From here we went out into the park where there were actual houses with furnishings. You could see how they were built - twigs and chalk mixed with aloe to hold them together. One house was painted red with the tree dye from dyewood. There was a chalk making set-up with wood and rocks that you put limestone on top of and heat until it breaks down into chalk. He also showed me various plants and the divi tree. I ...

And so it ends.

A travel blog entry by drmom

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... to do other things around Bonaire. We went into Kralendijk and did some souvenir shopping. There are very few places to shop, so that didn’t take long. We tried to pay our bill at the dive shop, but they didn’t know how much we owed since they, too, were without power. We decided to drive along the southern edge of the island and take pictures. We got pictures of some of the ...

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