Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao are enchanting islands. The first impressions
are staggering. The hundred thousand tourists from Europe, the US and
South America who annually visit the Dutch Caribbean will all agree. It
all seems so hospitable and inviting from the air and from the water,
that you can hardly wait to set foot on land. What is makes Aruba,
Bonaire, Curacao so different from the other islands in the Caribbean?
All of them offer to more or less equal degrees the charms that make
this part of the world so beloved: golden beaches, waving palms,
picturesque cottages, colorful salt plains, and temperatures that caress
the skin. The secret lies in the palette of sparkling colours. Wherever
you look, the Dutch Caribbean is a feast for the eye. More than two
hundred beautiful coloured photographs give a helicopter view of these
three island. Photographer Tomei has a preference for contrasts, the
blue of the sea against the pastel tints of the beach or against the
brightly colored houses and/or hotels.