Happy Mother's Day!!
For my Scenic Sunday I thought I would share some of the island of Curacao and the scenes we saw while sightseeing.
During our Curacao vacation we visited the Shete Boka National Park. The park is located on the rocky north coast of the island. Some of the highlights were seeing the blowhole, a natural bridge and a cave.
Huge waves crash onto the coast and thunder into an underground cavern. Hubby the spleunker went down into the cave and took some photos.
For my Scenic Sunday I thought I would share some of the island of Curacao and the scenes we saw while sightseeing.
During our Curacao vacation we visited the Shete Boka National Park. The park is located on the rocky north coast of the island. Some of the highlights were seeing the blowhole, a natural bridge and a cave.
Huge waves crash onto the coast and thunder into an underground cavern. Hubby the spleunker went down into the cave and took some photos.
The cave area was called Boka Tabla.
This area is called Boka Kalki
The waves would crash onto the rocky coast and some waves would find there way out of a hole or opening.
Above is a view of the rocky coastline, I love the gorgeous blue colored water.
Some waves were bigger than others and the water would really splash up high. I believe this one was named Boka Pistol.
Sea turtles are known to lay their egg on the various inlets and beaches at Shete Boka.
Looks like a lot of the visitors have left their names written with rocks on the beach.
The Boka Wandomi was where the natural bridge was located.
I hope you enjoyed my visit to the Shete Boka Nat'l Park in Curaco. To see more beautiful and wonderful scenes from around the world please visit Scenic Sunday. Thanks to the Holley's for hosting Scenic Sunday and thank you for visiting my post.
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Wow, what a beautiful area. I like the cave shots. Actually, I like them all!!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful pictures.Where is Curaco?
ReplyDeleteDiane, Curacao is one of the ABC island in the southern Caribbean. Along with Aruba and Bonarire, also called the Dutch Antilles. 40 miles off the coast of Venezuela.
DeleteWow, that's a dramatic coastline. But even as a caver I wouldn't go in one near the sea. Yet I could watch those waves and blow holes of aqua waters for a while.
ReplyDeleteI like the rock graffiti, harmless and moveable.
Gorgeous place.
Fabulous collection of photos of a beautiful view, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking us to visit Curaçao as seen in your photos! I like the most the first shot, with nice textures of the water and the cave walls.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for visiting my blog and leaving a kind comment!
Greetings from sunny Tel Aviv :)
I can feel the splashing water.
ReplyDeleteI can hear it roar.
Beautiful photos and nice capture of the waves, Eileen!......Christine
ReplyDeleteOne gorgeous place, and no doubt about it!
ReplyDeleteWow, these are really fantastic photos. I love them.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous series of wild seas! So exhilerating and exciting!
ReplyDeleteWow. I was stopped by your header! Feast for the eyes. The water is amazing. I love it.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Cottage Country!
wow, this is just my kind of place. So gorgeous. Love every inch of it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lvoely place to visit! Beautiful photos too.
ReplyDeleteHappy Mother's Day to you.
Molto suggestive....
ReplyDeletei love coastline like that, so dramatic.
ReplyDeleteI loved your photos of the waves crashing over the rocks. Thank-you for visiting my blog because that means I have now found yours.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed looking at each one of these photos, what a beatiful place !
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The water is not only a wonderful colour but very clear too. Must be delightful to stand and watch.
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WOW! Fabulous oceanside images!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely place for a vacation.
ReplyDeleteLucky you!! :))
There was something for everyone on that Island. Caving, birds, beautiful water -- I'm so impressed!
ReplyDeleteAt last I am here catching up with the posts your trip to Curacao, the photos are all wonderful and full of atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots, Eileen. I love how you've captured the waves crashing on the rocks. Your header is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking!!
ReplyDeleteI just read your profile, and I have to disagree! You are a great photographers, with spectacular photos to share! The first photo took my breath away!
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