Bonaire, Sint Eustatius, and Saba are three small islands in the Caribbean Sea, part of the special municipalities of the Netherlands. Bonaire is known for its stunning coral reefs and is a popular destination for scuba diving and snorkeling. Sint Eustatius, often called Statia, has a rich history and is home to the dormant volcano The Quill. Saba, the smallest of the three, is famous for its lush landscapes and hiking trails, including the challenging climb to Mount Scenery, the highest point in the Netherlands. These islands are collectively referred to as the BES Islands and are known for their unique cultures and natural beauty. They offer a mix of Dutch and Caribbean influences, reflected in their architecture, cuisine, and local traditions. Tourism plays a significant role in their economies, with visitors attracted to their pristine environments and outdoor activities. Each island has its own charm, making them popular spots for travelers seeking a quieter Caribbean experience.