Curacao Magnets

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Cool Summer beach sunset with a surf board, palm trees, birds, hammock and an umbrella in the sun.

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Curacao Flag Vintage

Welcome To Curacao ©Debra Martz Shortly after deboarding from the cruise ship all were welcomed to the island of Curacao by these lovely ladies. The sign is colorful which goes perfectly with the colorful city of Willemstad. I further enhanced the colors and textures with several filters added to my original photograph. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Embark on a visual journey to the vibrant landscapes of Curacao with our captivating graphic illustration titled "Curacao." This stunning artwork captures the unique beauty of the Caribbean island, featuring a serene desert scene adorned with iconic cacti against a backdrop of azure skies. At the heart of the illustration, towering cacti stand tall amidst rocky terrain, their twisting forms a testament to nature's resilience in the arid environment. The warm hues of the desert landscape are complemented by the vibrant blues of the sky, evoking a sense of tranquility and adventure.

Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the Caribbean with our stunning graphic illustration, "Curacao," adorned with a picturesque cactus scenery. This artwork transports you to the sun-drenched landscapes of the island paradise of Curacao, where the vibrant colors of tropical flora meet the rugged elegance of desert cacti. At the heart of the illustration lies a breathtaking vista of rolling hills and rocky terrain, dotted with majestic cacti that stand as silent sentinels against the azure sky. Each cactus is rendered with exquisite detail, capturing the unique shapes and textures that define these resilient desert plants. Against this backdrop, the essence of Curacao's arid beauty is brought to life in a harmonious fusion of colo

Colorful Mural in Punda Willemstad Curacao ©Debra Martz There is art everywhere when you go walking around Punda. One of many large and vibrant works of art! ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

The most colorful city in the world, it's Willemstad in Curacao, in the Caribbean one of the most beautiful islands above Venezuela.

Country of Curacao

The Flag of Curacao

Curacao Football T-shirt. Check out this cool football fan shirt. Cool gift for soccer fans.

Greetings from the island of Curacao, where the beauty of nature and the warmth of the people combine to create an unforgettable experience.

Minimalistic map design fitting for everyone who loves Curacao-Netherlands. For all travelers, locals and Curacao lovers.

The Flag of Curacao

gateway to the paradise beach

CURACAO Tourist Attraction by Debra Martz The Queen Wilhelmina Park in Punda is the location of two words standing 1.5 meter-high. Those words are DUSHI (nice/sweet) and CURACAO. Tourist line up to get their individual photos, family photos, etc. in front of, standing on, or sitting in the large letters. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Wear this on your next beach trip to this Caribbean island and relax away to the sun and sea!

Curacao Football Country Flag

Curacao is a Lesser Antilles island country in the southern Caribbean Sea and the Dutch Caribbean region. Capital and largest city is Willemstad.

Colorful Houses of Willemstad, Curacao.

Otrobanda District of Willemstad Curacao ©Debra Martz Old city quarter Otrobanda features brightly painted colonial buildings as seen at the waterfront across St Anna Bay from the Punda district. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Fortkirche aka Fort Church in Fort Amsterdam Willemstad Curacao ©Debra Martz Fort Amsterdam is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This beautiful old citadel, which stands on the site where the first fort was built in 1635, now serves as the home of the island’s governor plus contains other government offices. Inside the large quadrangle courtyard, all sides are of mustard-yellow Dutch colonial architecture. The only building that's open to the public is the 1769 Fortkirche, aka Fort Church, centered in this image.

Willemstad is a Southern Caribbean cruise port and the capital city of Curacao (Leeward Islands, Dutch Antiles) - an island country, one of the overseas territories of The Netherlands (Holland). In this original photograph by Christine aka stine1, the smiling AIDAluna cruise ship is docking at night with the Queen Juliana Bridge in the background.

Curacao has a floating market where you can buy fresh vegetables and seafood directly from the farmers and fisherman.

Rif Fort Curacao ©Debra Martz After walking a short distance from the port of Willemstad, is the Rif Fort (translated - Reef Fort). The fort is now part of Renaissance mall with the interior updated with quaint outlets featuring eateries and shops. Several stairways allow access to the roof with great views of Otrobanda and Punda districts plus St Anna Bay. As the exterior welcome sign indicates, it was constructed in 1828 with walls a foot thick and outfitted with 56 cannons and 27 arches to provide increased protection against pirates and enemies. In 1942, the Fort became operational again and was equipped with two 37mm-machineguns as part of the security for the Shell Oil Refinery during World War II. I have used m...

Minimalistic map design fitting for everyone who loves Curacao-Netherlands. For all travelers, locals and Curacao lovers.

Willemstad Curacao Governor's Palace ©Debra Martz In Punda along the St Anna Bay, the Palace stands on the site where Fort Amsterdam, the first fort, was built in 1635. It serves as both a residence and a place of work which also contains other official government offices. In front stands the World War II remembrance memorial 'Lady of Abundance'. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge Curacao ©Debra Martz Built in 1888 and named after a Dutch queen, this floating bridge connects the Punda and Otrobanda neighborhoods of Curaçao's capital Willemstad. It swings open on pontoons to allow boat/ship traffic through the narrow harbor giving it the nickname of The Old Swinging Lady. The bridge is now for pedestrians only. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Tropical Mockingbird in Punda Curacao ©Debra Martz At first glance I thought this was a Northern Mockingbird. It looks almost the same with slight differences in the feathering and of course, their range. The yellow background is that of the government building in Willemstad, Punda Quarter, Curacao. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

What can be a symbol of an amazing life, relaxation, and a sense of being in paradise? Is it a marvelous, rich, outlandish vegetation, snow-white sand, or the boundless sea under the piercing brilliant blue skies? No matter where you are by the water or deep in the rainforest, a diamond blue sky will rip you out from reality and bring you into a surreal, but so coveted world of beauty and tranquility.

Hot and colorful neon color night in Willemstad on the Caribbean island Curacao. Unique cruise travel souvenir.

DUSHI Tourist Attraction in Punda by Debra Martz The Queen Wilhelmina Park in Punda is the location of two words standing 1.5 meter-high. Those words are DUSHI (nice/sweet) and CURACAO. Tourist line up to get their photos, family photos, etc in front of, standing on, or sitting in the large letters. The statue on the left is Queen Wilhelmina. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

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Beachlife this happyartwork made in the caribbean shows our lifestyle in sunny Curacao