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Providencia Island: A Sea of Seven Colours

Providencia an island of sea of seven colors

Providencia is an island of seven colors of the sea. It is beautifully surrounded by a small Colombian island built by the third-longest barrier reef system on Earth. It is a beautiful small forest green island that lies outside the Caribbean sea. It is surrounded by dense forests, volcanic peaks, golden sand ridges.

The island is a desired place for many people that actually closes the Weather Bordered Church. Providencia is located about 800 km northwest of Colombia. People are amazed to see the sea of ​​seven colors. It is part of the largest part of Colombia

Providencia is the lowest part of Colombia. It is an island of 17sq km, with history and well-defined culture. UNESCO protected the biosphere built here at sea. The island is located 800 km northwest of Colombia’s mainland.

Provendicia involves a relatively expensive journey 50 km to the south by its elder tourist sister, San Andrés. The number of visitors at one time before the epidemic was less than 100. Providencia has about 5000 inhabited mixtures of African-British, British, Mystico, Spanish, French heritage.

People here speak English-based Creole and are usually Rastafarian. They are not like the main people of Colombia who are truly Catholic. The island became clear. This place is a truly safe, peaceful, and freshwater bay. People here work in tourism, work in their gardens, otherwise, anything can be grown here, such as potato plant, breadfruit, cassava, watermelon.

Providencia is known locally by water, here you can take a road trip with a guide. There are empty beaches filled with palm trees and rum huts. It became the first colony of England when in 1631 a group of purist settlers arrived aboard a sea flower ship.

This isolated island settlement does not appear to have any alternative, yet there are Purintons who support the project. The soil seen here is very magnificent in quality and ideal for valuable crops like cotton.

The position of the island in the Caribbean between Central and South America which symbolizes the statue for ships of the Spanish Empire. The colony struggled with drought, harvested crops, and shortages of laborers, as well as Spanish invasions.

Over time, the colonies turned into slavery with 100 people from Africa and according to historians brought the island too. Another Spanish raid in 1641 closed the colony for good. They were operated by English, Dutch and French pirates.

The island is known as the Seven Colors Sea. The place is very beautiful, seven color sea islands with magnificent gardens and simple churches. The slopes there are covered with orange, mango, guava, citrus, and cotton trees. It is an old city found in 1631. It is also home to seven villages and one is also home to municipal buildings, shops, and churches.

Seven colors oceanThere is also a rocky islet of crab in the middle of the old Provence Lagoon National Park.
Which protects the area of ​​tropical dry forest. The bird frigates one of the 150 avian species found in the park.

The reef system varies widely in depth that replaces seawater with navy blue and green, turquoise swirls and azure puddles named seven colors. Crab Sea is an excellent place with submerged, turtle, octopus moments, shoals of blue and yellow fishes are visible. It is the most beautiful beach ever.

Captain Morgan’s discovery

Santa Isabel is a futuristic pivotal history. The most famous link with Captain Morgan, which was attacked in 1660 by the Spanish rulers. There is also a milestone known as the head of the morgue which is believed to be similar to a pirate.

Beyond Points and Pieces

The place was eventually abandoned by pirates in 1680 and was not occupied for more than 100 years. It was recaptured in 1789, while a white Jamaican plantation owner arrived here with a group of enslaved people from far and wide.

The island faces challenges similar to health and education services, with young people left to study or find jobs. Later in 2017, a film was released which is running through the islands, unfortunately. Whose future became a full-fledged residence.

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