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Bonaire (7) – The Nature That Brings us Harmony
Washington Slagbaai National Park is located on the north part of the island. This big part of the island covered with green and some rolling hills with stone peaks. There are only two…
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Bonaire (6) – Klein Bonaire
I’m always fascinated by the amazing under sea world, no matter it is swimming among the fish, chasing a turtle, or diving down to examine a cave in the corals — you name…
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Bonaire (5) – Land Sailing
We are sailing on land! Driving across the island and going to the east side of Bonaire, there is a land sailing place near the ocean. It does not feel terribly windy when…
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Bonaire (4) – Donkeys
Such a healing scenery I randomly captured when we stopped at the road — that gentle sunlight softens my face; a group of good-looking donkeys walked slowly towards our direction — maybe curious,…
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Bonaire (3) – Night Snorkeling
Night snorkeling is surely not everyone’s favorite tea. On TripAdvisor, its rating is like 4.5. I completely understood why some people don’t like it. You see, swimming in the dark feels disoriented, especially…
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Bonaire (2) – Interact with Caves!
One of my favorite parts of Bonaire is caving! I texted a local guide Amazing Bonaire on the Christmas day and asked if we can go caving with him. He said yes! When…
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Bonaire (1) – the First Impression
A long long time ago, corals were raised from the ocean, which form the island Bonaire. Compared to the famous great barrier reefs which take hours to reach via boats, here snorkeling and…
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Portland, OR (1) – Powell’s Books
I have heard many good things about Portland especially that it is trending and artistic. Well, after I visited, I think it is too small for my taste. My favorite is still New…
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Crater Lake National Park (6) – Camping
Have you lived in a Tee-Pee tent? it is my first time too 🙂 See below — it is good-looking from outside and spacious inside! We even played the board games. Th cool…
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Crater Lake National Park (5) – Rim to Rim Overlooks
Crater lake national park has one road to drive, and it is called “rim to rim”, a road around the lake with many great overlooks and hiking trails. One of my favorite overlook…
