Willemstad - Outer Areas

KLM 747-400 from Amsterdam to Curaçao, July 2014	Road sign for Curaçao's Hato Airport	Hato Airport, Curaçao	Hato Airport, Curaçao
Passenger terminal - Hato Airport, Curaçao	Insel Air MD-83 (PJ-MDF) at TNCC	Insel Air Fokker F50 departing Curaçao (PJ-KVG)	Insel Air MD-83 departing Curaçao (PJ-MDE)
Surinam Airways Boeing 737 (PZ-TCQ) at Curaçao	Road sign at the entrance to Hato Airport, Curaçao	Flag of Curaçao	Current Curaçao license plate with the Handselskade
An older Curaçao license plate with a large flag	Current Curaçao license plate	Centrum Supermarket, Willemstad	...never seen a pastry crocodile before...
Good bakery at Centrum Supermarket	Old-style street sign, Curaçao	Caribbean cottage, Willemstad	Koningin Julianabrug, the highest bridge in the Caribbean at 56m (185 ft) to allow ships to enter the Schottegat
Fort Nassau (1797)	Fort Nassau, Curaçao	Fort Nassau	The Port of Curaçao control tower sits atop Fort Nassau
View south from Fort Nassau towards Willemstad and the Queen Juliana Bridge	Schottegat, the large natural harbor of Curaçao	Derelict ship rusting in the Schottegat	Dry docks of Curaçao
Curaçao Naval Base	"Jaguar" P810, one of three cutters operated by the Dutch Caribbean Coastguard	Curoil tanks, Sint Annabaai	Curaçao's industrial heart, the giant oil refinery established by Royal Dutch Shell in 1919
Horizon Armonia, Port of Curaçao	Curaçao's refinery is now operated by the Venezuelan national oil company	Willemstad's power plant and desalination	View of the Schottegat and the oil refinery from Fort Nassay
Horizon Armonia, Port of Curaçao	View of the Schottegat and the oil refinery from Fort Nassay	Pacific Guardian, a British cable laying ship, at the Port of Curaçao	Cliff top restaurant of Fort Nassau
The bar at Fort Nassau	The restaurant of Fort Nassau has stunning views of...the oil refinery	Queen Juliana Bridge, Willemstad	Omar Bin Al-Khattab Mosque, Willemstad-Welgelegen
Map of Curaçao showing the large natural harbour of Willemstad, the Schottegat	Green wooden house of the Weg Naar Caracasbaai	Caracasbaai National Park	Fort Beekenburg (1703)
Fort Beekenburg was built to defend the harbor Spaanse Water	Fort Beekenburg saw action against the French and English as well as pirates	Fort Beekenburg is now part of Caracasbaai National Park	Upper tower entrance, Fort Beekenburg
Passage inside Fort Beekenburg	View of Caracasbaai from Fort Beekenburg	Ferrymar HSS Discovery, built in Finland as a high speed ferry for the Hoek van Holland to Norwich, UK route in 1996	The Castoro 7, a semi-submersible pipe laying barge
Caracasbaai National Park, Curaçao	The Castoro 7 was built in 1975 in the Netherlands	The Castoro 7 docked in Caracasbaai, Curaçao	The Castoro 7 is now owned by Saipem and is flagged in Panama
Caracasbaai National Park, Curaçao	Santa Barbara Beach and Golf Resort, Curaçao	Santa Barbara Beach and Golf Resort, Curaçao	Direkteursbaai, a remote beach of Caracasbaai National Park
Park with caution at Direkteursbaai...lots of broken glass from cars that have been broken into	Caracasbaai, outside the National Park	Jan Thiel, an upscale suburb of Willenstad	Caribbean Brown-Throated Parakeet (Aratinga pertinax pertinax) atop a cactus, Jan Thiel
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