Islands

The ABCs of the ABC Islands

There is one thing common between fashion designers and Caribbean which is capsule collection. The region’s southernmost trio of islands just off the coast of Venezuela form ABC islands collectively. Namely Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao have their own cachet. They are exotic in every respect yet are ready to wear. They are tending to be a lesser amount of burden for your pocket, less fussy Maldives of the West, exempting over-water-bottomed huts.

With a Caribbean creative director, Dutch designer and a Spanish sketch artist, the ABC collection of islands have a global reach, along with linguistic proficiency in English, Dutch, Spanish and Papiamento which is the local Creole tongue. There is no point to worry about foul-weather gear as all three of these islands are below Caribbean’s hurricane belt.

You can take a direct flight from Miami, Boston, New York City, and Charlotte make it easy for American visitors to explore these alphabet islands, though many tend to just try A on for size. Aruba is a reasonable enough destination thus it becomes the favorite to be the first choice for the visitors to be able to get there. As it is located at a two hour flight from Miami and have an advantage of locals who speak fluent English, two big resort beaches, and widespread acceptance of U.S. dollars.

The second one is Bonaire, the collection’s smallest island, known for sporty basics. It tends to fly under the radar of visitors who want to enjoy their holidays apart from mere diving, kiteboard, or windsurfing the pursuits for which it is most famous. Last but certainly not the least, in addition to welcoming direct flights from Miami and New York City, Curaçao has the most boutique hotels amongst all three. The island is beautified with many glorified resorts with some of the most prominent names being the Hyatt and Renaissance, wherein most of the retreats are intimate and petite in nature.