Sunday, October 13, 2024

Final Day In Curacao

 Travel to and from Curacao was an adventure - both ways we had a 12 hour layover between the three planes it took. We departed in the late afternoon so we were able to go see more of the island before leaving. 


This parrot was at the resort near our room

The snails were big!







Fort Beekenburg was built in 1703.  

















Day 4 and 5 DAA Challenge Curacao

 






I'm not sure what this thorny plant was called - but the most dangerous thing on this gun range! The thorns could go through the soles of your shoes or cause a tire leak if you weren't careful! 







Day 3 in Curacao

 Day 3 consisted of picking up the rental car and getting to various points around the island.  We saw flamingos, drove through Williwood (a tiny tropical village sick of anonymity so they built a sign), and checked out where the gun range was located - our entire reason for being in Curacao in October.  Ironically we had to go by Sun Valley to get to the range. 










view from the Queen Juliana Bridge - 
the tables bridge in the Caribbean. 


There was a brief rain everyday, only making it hotter afterward. 

Not a great picture of the Antillean Whistling Frog on a sign - 
but this time frog is extremely loud! 


Day 2 Curacao

 Aaron had developed cold like symptoms and spent the second day at the resort while Emily and I went to Mambo Beach Blvd.  We started off the day at the Curacao Sea Aquarium before grabbing lunch and enjoying the beach and warm Caribbean waters.