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 Morning Cloud by Echo_29
The soft air which blew in over the water all day and night. The feeling against the skin is wonderful. Leave a Comment
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 Hanging out with the guys by diver-x
I miss my engagement ring the most! I lost it at the Andrea II dive site. Please see my "Dive sites: Andrea I & Andrea II" in Must See Activities for more info. If you find it, please have a heart and let me know! Thanks! Leave a Comment
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 by bijo69
Salt is still produced on the island and you often find flamingos there. Leave a Comment
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 by drackoLeave a Comment
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Bonaire is a beautiful but also very quiet island. The most tourist are there to scuba dive, so they are almost the whole day under water. It's really a 'divers paradise'. (just like the licenceplate says) Leave a Comment
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The island is described as 'semi-desert'. I'm not sure what's so 'semi' about it, but the 'desert' is right on the target! Generally, the only plants growing are cacti, bogenvilla and palm trees. There are lots of iguana, hummingbirds, ants and mosquitos. Definitely bring your insect repellent, and don't leave food out! :) Leave a Comment
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 by jessicadf
This photo courtesy of http://www.bonair webcams.com/BonaireReefCamImages.html. Leave a Comment
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I visited Bonaire on my return from Peru. For an island in the Carribean seas, I was very dissapointed in the island. Not one palm tree in sight, just very barron landscapes. You see, Bonaire is not like the other islands, it gets little rain and is constantly hot. The youth hostel we stayed at was the unfriendliest place in the world. If you are to stay I would recommend the Flamingo resort, this is where we spent most of our time and it seemed to have very good facilities.
But on a plus point, the sea life is the best I have ever seen. It beats the Great Barrier Reef hands down!! Leave a Comment
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The "A, B, C" islands use 127V, 60Hz.
Standard plug is the USA (NEMA) & Japanese 2-pin flat blade, types A & B
http://kropla.com/!ab.htm
However, European 2-pin plug is also common.
http://kropla.com/!c.htm
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