Exploring the BEAUTIFUL Port of Curacao!! ABC Islands Cruise

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The creator documents a day in the port of Curacao during a long port day on a Holland America ship. The excursion begins with a breakfast of poached eggs and squash on the ship before the group disembarks to explore the town. The creator highlights the Dutch colonial influence visible in the bright colors and architecture of the buildings. The group visits a repurposed fort that now houses various shops and restaurants and explores the area from an elevated vantage point. A significant portion of the visit involves crossing the Queen Emma Bridge, a floating pontoon bridge built in 1888. The creator shares historical anecdotes regarding the bridge's former toll system and its current use as a pedestrian walkway. After observing the different sides of the bridge and noting the diverse nationalities present in the area, the group concludes their outing by enjoying a cold beverage and relaxing in town. Despite the overcast weather preventing a beach trip, the creator concludes that the day provided a great opportunity to experience the local vibe and scenery before returning to the ship.
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we're in Curacao this morning it's time for some poached eggs because I love poached eggs
we are in pork from 7 A.M to 11 p.m All Aboard time is 10 30 p.m so we stay
this is was a Dutch Colony so you're going to see behind all the bright colors and the Dutch architecture
it's a pedestrian bridge it's built on pontoons so it floats up and down
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