Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba are three small islands in the Caribbean Sea, part of the BES Islands that are special municipalities of the Netherlands. They are known for their stunning natural beauty, including coral reefs, lush landscapes, and diverse wildlife. Each island has its own unique culture and history, influenced by various colonial powers. Bonaire is famous for its excellent diving spots, while Sint Eustatius is known for its historical significance and volcanic landscapes. Saba, the smallest of the three, features the highest point in the Netherlands and is popular for hiking and eco-tourism.