The Dutch Caribbean

Shortly we will be introducing the islands of the Dutch Caribbean, also known as the Netherlands Antilles, Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao. East of Puerto Rico, you have the 3 S's, Sint Maarten, Saba and St. Eustatius. The ABC's are located just north of the Venezuelan coast of South America. If you want info on the island of Aruba, visit their website at: www.Aruba.com, For the island of Curacao: www.curacao-tourism.com, for a site in Dutch language: www.curacaoinfo.nl Other important sites on Curcao island: www.dutch-caribbean.com For German visitors: www.karibik.de or www.curacao.de For the island of Bonaire: www.infobonaire.com

Restored colonial buildings line the waterfront of Antigua's capital, which sits on the northwest coast of the island. Stroll down the old streets, visit the National Museum and admire the twin-towered cathedral. Redcliffe Quay is a popular shopping destination. Remember that one of the biggest attractions in Curacao is scuba diving and the Curacao Seaquarium. Their sites can be visited at: www.curacao-sea-aquarium.com the Dolphin Encounters (new) at: www.dolphin-academy.com, and the new Royal Resorts at: www.royalresorts.com The Royal Resort is a time-share complex just recently opened and is part of the Sea Aquarium Resort expansion project.