So, we are back in English Waters in Curacao. But from the beginning: On Bonaire, the one supposedly three of the most beautiful diving areas, we all went five for diving. The Babs could not get enough of the underwater world and in the afternoon immediately connected to yet another dive to a 70 meter long wreck at 30 meters water depth.
Klein Bonaire, we have unfortunately not seen since is in the afternoon the weather became so bad that no one really had a mind to take the small neighboring island, instead was a pleasant afternoon in the city and on board the day.
day it have we rented scooters and we looked at the island this time from the land side. The longer we were out and the more we have seen from the island the better they liked us. In the north, the island is mountainous and greener than the south, with many large lizards and iguanas, which suddenly shoot out of the bushes and in front of a run across the street. The further you get south of the island, the more barren the landscape. Huge cacti determine that image. And more and more water bodies and wetlands, with hundreds of Flamingos.Und still further south to the salt mines salt from seawater. Bonaire - a super beautiful island that is worth discovering.
Babs Paul in the short term and have decided to do a little more time in Panama, and (perhaps because of our board-required reading by Janosch "Oh how beautiful Panama is") so direct to Bonaire from ever flown ahead. In two weeks we'll meet there again.
day after, we still have ausklariert returned the scooter and got gasoline for the outboard before us beautiful on the way back to the small island of Klein-Curacao have been, where we again spent two nights and have simply lived in the day. Evening campfire and guitar on a lonely beach - endure a can!
Now we are back on the island of Curacao, yesterday afternoon about 15.00 clock we arrived here and have thrown the anchor.
Well, now we go to the airport because Coris holiday unfortunately come to an end and go back tonight, the flight goes to Europe. And for the Ivalu with the remaining permanent crew it's the day then continue to the approximately six-day tour of the Caribbean Sea to Panama. greet
It regards from Curacao Martin, John and Cori
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