Our favorite things to do in Curacao
Wander through the vibrant city, Punda, known for its colorful Dutch colonial architecture. Don’t miss the iconic Handelskade waterfront.
Experience the unique floating Queen Emma Bridge, a pontoon bridge that swings open to allow ships to pass through St. Anna Bay.
Wander through the historic district of Otrobanda, known for its narrow streets, local markets, and historic buildings.
Enjoy the crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life by snorkeling at Playa Knip, one of the island’s most beautiful beaches.
Explore the island’s natural beauty by hiking in Christoffel National Park, home to Mount Christoffel, the highest point on the island.
Scuba diving enthusiasts should visit the Blue Room, an underwater cave with stunning blue hues created by the sunlight filtering through the water.
Explore the ancient limestone Hato Caves, filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and cave drawings.
Learn about marine life at the Curacao Sea Aquarium, where you can interact with dolphins, sea lions, and other fascinating sea creatures.
Tour the Curacao Liqueur Distillery to discover the production process of the island’s famous blue liqueur and sample different flavors.
Unwind at Cas Abao Beach, known for its soft white sand, clear waters, and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
If you visit in September, don’t miss the Curacao North Sea Jazz Festival, featuring international and local jazz, blues, and Latin music artists.
Take a boat trip to Klein Curacao, a small uninhabited island known for its pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Explore Fort Nassau for panoramic views of Willemstad and enjoy a meal at the restaurant located within the fort.
Rent a kayak and explore the mangroves of Caracas Bay, a serene and picturesque area rich in marine life.
Visit the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere, located in Willemstad, to learn about the island’s Jewish heritage.
For adventure seekers, consider mountain biking in the scenic landscapes around St. Joris Bay.
Try snuba diving, a combination of snorkeling and scuba diving, for a unique underwater experience without the need for extensive training.
