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02-02-2008, 02:38 PM
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 Curacao versus Bonaire for Snorkeling/Accomodations mentioned in the subject line, i.e., Curacao and Bonaire. I am a first time snorkeler so perhaps Curacao would suffice? The reason I am speculation is because it seems to be easier to get to Curacao via the travel services. Furthermore all-inclusives on curacao seem to be more common. I am traveling solo by the way.  |
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