Cas Abao Beach is a paradise for beach lovers and snorkelers. Its white sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and surrounding palm trees create a picture-perfect Caribbean scene. The beach`s house reef is a favorite snorkeling spot, teeming with colorfu... more
Cas Abao Beach is a paradise for beach lovers and snorkelers. Its white sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and surrounding palm trees create a picture-perfect Caribbean scene. The beach`s house reef is a favorite snorkeling spot, teeming with colorful tropical fish and vibrant coral. Despite its beauty, Cas Abao remains less crowded than other beaches on the island, adding to its appeal. less
Christoffel National Park is Curaçao`s largest national park, covering a rugged wilderness area in the northwestern part of the island. The park is home to a variety of local flora and fauna, including the island`s national bird, the Curaçao White-ta... more
Christoffel National Park is Curaçao`s largest national park, covering a rugged wilderness area in the northwestern part of the island. The park is home to a variety of local flora and fauna, including the island`s national bird, the Curaçao White-tailed deer, and the rare Curaçao barn owl. Visitors can explore the park through hiking and driving routes, including a trail that leads to Christoffel Mountain, the island`s highest point, offering panoramic views. less
Located in a historic country mansion, the Curaçao Liqueur Distillery is where the world-famous Blue Curaçao liqueur is made. Visitors can tour the distillery, learn about the production process, and even taste different varieties of the liqueur. The... more
Located in a historic country mansion, the Curaçao Liqueur Distillery is where the world-famous Blue Curaçao liqueur is made. Visitors can tour the distillery, learn about the production process, and even taste different varieties of the liqueur. The distillery is still in operation, using the same methods and equipment as when it opened in 1896. The beautiful setting and unique blue liqueur make this a memorable stop. less
The Curaçao Maritime Museum, located in a restored 19th-century mansion in Willemstad, provides an insight into the island`s maritime history. The museum`s collection includes nautical maps, ship models, and artifacts from various periods, from the t... more
The Curaçao Maritime Museum, located in a restored 19th-century mansion in Willemstad, provides an insight into the island`s maritime history. The museum`s collection includes nautical maps, ship models, and artifacts from various periods, from the time of the Amerindians through Spanish and Dutch colonial rule to the present day. The museum also offers harbor tours, allowing visitors to see the island`s modern-day maritime activity. less
Fort Nassau, built in 1797, is located high on a hill in Willemstad, offering panoramic views of the city and harbor. Originally built to defend the island, it now houses a popular restaurant. Diners can enjoy delicious cuisine while taking in the st... more
Fort Nassau, built in 1797, is located high on a hill in Willemstad, offering panoramic views of the city and harbor. Originally built to defend the island, it now houses a popular restaurant. Diners can enjoy delicious cuisine while taking in the stunning views, especially during the evening when the city lights up. The fort also offers insight into the island`s historical defensive system. less
Handelskade is a historical waterfront in Willemstad, Curaçao`s capital. It`s known for its line of colorful Dutch-style buildings that are an iconic symbol of the island. This vibrant strip, reflecting the island`s colonial history, has been recogni... more
Handelskade is a historical waterfront in Willemstad, Curaçao`s capital. It`s known for its line of colorful Dutch-style buildings that are an iconic symbol of the island. This vibrant strip, reflecting the island`s colonial history, has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Along the Handelskade, you`ll find several restaurants and shops, and the view of the harbor and the Queen Emma Bridge from here is spectacular, particularly at sunset. less
The Hato Caves are a network of limestone caves in the north of Curaçao. The caves are home to beautiful stalactite and stalagmite formations and ancient petroglyphs believed to be over 1,500 years old. The caves also serve as a habitat for fruit bat... more
The Hato Caves are a network of limestone caves in the north of Curaçao. The caves are home to beautiful stalactite and stalagmite formations and ancient petroglyphs believed to be over 1,500 years old. The caves also serve as a habitat for fruit bats. Guided tours are available, offering insights into the caves` geology and history. It`s a fascinating place to explore, especially for those interested in nature and history. less
Kenepa Beach, also known as Grote Knip, is one of the most beautiful beaches on Curaçao. Nestled between cliffs, the beach boasts fine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. The surrounding natural beauty and the absence of commercial establis... more
Kenepa Beach, also known as Grote Knip, is one of the most beautiful beaches on Curaçao. Nestled between cliffs, the beach boasts fine white sand and crystal-clear turquoise water. The surrounding natural beauty and the absence of commercial establishments make it a peaceful and relaxing spot. The beach also offers excellent snorkeling opportunities, with abundant marine life close to the shore. less
Klein Curaçao is a small uninhabited island located off the southeast coast of Curaçao. It`s famous for its long, white sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and one of the most beautiful coral reefs in the Caribbean, perfect for snorkeling and diving.... more
Klein Curaçao is a small uninhabited island located off the southeast coast of Curaçao. It`s famous for its long, white sandy beach, crystal-clear waters, and one of the most beautiful coral reefs in the Caribbean, perfect for snorkeling and diving. On the island, there`s a picturesque lighthouse and several shipwrecks. A day trip to Klein Curaçao is a must for beach and nature lovers. less
The Kura Hulanda Museum in Willemstad is an anthropological museum that offers a deep dive into the trans-Atlantic slave trade and African culture. The museum is located on the site of a former slave yard and merchant`s home and includes a recreation... more
The Kura Hulanda Museum in Willemstad is an anthropological museum that offers a deep dive into the trans-Atlantic slave trade and African culture. The museum is located on the site of a former slave yard and merchant`s home and includes a recreation of a slave ship hold. The museum`s exhibits provide a moving and in-depth look at a dark era of Caribbean and world history. less
Mambo Beach, also known as Seaquarium Beach, is one of the most popular and vibrant beaches on the island. With its clear turquoise waters, powdery white sands, and a bounty of amenities including restaurants, shops, and a children`s playground, it c... more
Mambo Beach, also known as Seaquarium Beach, is one of the most popular and vibrant beaches on the island. With its clear turquoise waters, powdery white sands, and a bounty of amenities including restaurants, shops, and a children`s playground, it caters to everyone`s needs. The beach`s proximity to the Curaçao Sea Aquarium and regular live music events make it a bustling hub of activity. less
The Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue in Willemstad is the oldest surviving synagogue in the Americas, dating back to 1732. The synagogue is notable for its sand-covered floor, symbolic of the Israelites` 40-year journey through the desert. The complex... more
The Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue in Willemstad is the oldest surviving synagogue in the Americas, dating back to 1732. The synagogue is notable for its sand-covered floor, symbolic of the Israelites` 40-year journey through the desert. The complex also houses a museum that traces the history of Curaçao`s Jewish community. The synagogue`s unique architecture and rich history make it a must-visit. less
Mount Christoffel, located within Christoffel National Park, is the highest point in Curaçao. A hike to the top offers an adventurous journey through Curaçao`s diverse flora and fauna. The summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of the island. E... more
Mount Christoffel, located within Christoffel National Park, is the highest point in Curaçao. A hike to the top offers an adventurous journey through Curaçao`s diverse flora and fauna. The summit provides breathtaking panoramic views of the island. Early morning is the best time to hike, both to avoid the heat and to enjoy a sunrise view that`s truly memorable. less
Playa Lagun is a small, secluded beach located between two steep cliffs on the west coast of Curaçao. It`s known for its calm waters, making it great for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The beach is a favorite spot for local fishermen, adding to it... more
Playa Lagun is a small, secluded beach located between two steep cliffs on the west coast of Curaçao. It`s known for its calm waters, making it great for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. The beach is a favorite spot for local fishermen, adding to its authentic charm. The cliffs provide a shady retreat from the sun, and the on-site dive shop and restaurant add to the convenience. less
Playa PortoMari is a beautiful white sandy beach on the west coast of Curaçao. The double reef is easily accessible from the shore, making it a popular site for snorkeling and scuba diving. The beach is also home to the `Pigs of PortoMari,` three wil... more
Playa PortoMari is a beautiful white sandy beach on the west coast of Curaçao. The double reef is easily accessible from the shore, making it a popular site for snorkeling and scuba diving. The beach is also home to the `Pigs of PortoMari,` three wild pigs that often come out to socialize with beachgoers. The on-site restaurant, beach chairs, and showers make it a comfortable location for a day at the beach. less
The Postal Museum in Willemstad offers a unique insight into the history of postal services on the island. Housed in a 17th-century monument building, the museum`s collection includes postal artifacts, antique telephones, and a vast array of stamps f... more
The Postal Museum in Willemstad offers a unique insight into the history of postal services on the island. Housed in a 17th-century monument building, the museum`s collection includes postal artifacts, antique telephones, and a vast array of stamps from Curaçao and other countries. It`s a fascinating spot for anyone interested in philately or communication history. less
The vibrant neighborhood of Punda in Willemstad has become a canvas for local and international artists. Strolling through the area, visitors will find colorful murals that add to the area`s lively atmosphere. The street art, combined with the neighb... more
The vibrant neighborhood of Punda in Willemstad has become a canvas for local and international artists. Strolling through the area, visitors will find colorful murals that add to the area`s lively atmosphere. The street art, combined with the neighborhood`s historic buildings and cultural landmarks, make Punda a unique blend of old and new, and a must-visit area in Curaçao. less
The Queen Emma Bridge is a floating pontoon bridge in Willemstad, spanning across St. Anna Bay. Locally known as the "Swinging Old Lady," the bridge opens to allow ships to pass through the harbor. When the bridge is open for pedestrians, free ferrie... more
The Queen Emma Bridge is a floating pontoon bridge in Willemstad, spanning across St. Anna Bay. Locally known as the "Swinging Old Lady," the bridge opens to allow ships to pass through the harbor. When the bridge is open for pedestrians, free ferries transport people across the bay. The bridge, particularly stunning when illuminated at night, provides a charming view of the Handelskade`s colorful facades. less
The Salt Flats of Jan Kok, located near the village of St. Willibrordus, are known for their flocks of flamingos. These pink birds visit the salt flats to feed on the brine shrimp found in the salty waters. The flamingos, coupled with the striking la... more
The Salt Flats of Jan Kok, located near the village of St. Willibrordus, are known for their flocks of flamingos. These pink birds visit the salt flats to feed on the brine shrimp found in the salty waters. The flamingos, coupled with the striking landscape of the salt flats, make this a picturesque and unique sight to visit on the island. The nearby beach, Playa PortoMari, offers a great spot to relax after flamingo watching. less
Shete Boka National Park is a natural reserve located on the rugged north coast of Curaçao. The park features seven inlets (`boka`), where the sea hits against the shore and enters the narrow channels, creating a spectacular display. Particularly not... more
Shete Boka National Park is a natural reserve located on the rugged north coast of Curaçao. The park features seven inlets (`boka`), where the sea hits against the shore and enters the narrow channels, creating a spectacular display. Particularly notable is Boka Tabla, where the sea crashes into an underground cavern. The park is also a nesting site for sea turtles. Hiking trails and panoramic views make it a great spot for nature lovers. less
