Curacao means almost 280 square miles of summer and breathtaking adventures. The whole country of lively songs and dances. The whole island of amazing views and endless relaxation. Would you like to know what to do in Curacao from cruise ship? This list of the best
Surprisingly, the number 1 landmark to visit in our list is… the bridge. Nevertheless, don’t doubt that it deserves such honor. It is a drawing pontoon bridge with a long history. It offers bright views of colorful
There’s no nature lover on Earth who can leave this fabulous place without attention. Giant waves dashing against Boka Pistol, Boka Tabla, Boka Wandomi and the others… Fresh sea air and splash of water on your face… Shete Boka National Park is the place, where you can endlessly enjoy the sun, wind, life.
Here’s the experience that can really rattle your nerves. You’ll find thousands of bats, ancient cave paintings, mighty stalactites and stalagmites there. Are you ready for a challenge?
This lovely beach is a perfect gateway for snorkeling. A proximity of a coral reef with cute sea inhabitants makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions in Curacao.
This construction with a height of almost 200 feet is a great place to view the wonderful world around you. It is an incredible feeling to see a large cruise ship right under your feet!
Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, Willemstad
Photo by: Christine Davis/Flickr/CC BY 2.0
Lovely building, sand floor, cozy atmosphere Curacao Synagogue has managed to preserve down the ages... It is the oldest Synagogue in both North America and South America. It is a living history.
This lovely historic district has more than 800 architectural landmarks declared the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Nice streets, museums, shops, souvenirs, restaurants – this place is so authentic and charming.
Secluded, relaxing, picturesque – it's about Playa Jeremi and views offered by it. The beach provides great opportunities for snorkeling. Just keep in mind that there are no rental facilities, so you should take everything you need with you!
Here’s an ideal place to get acquainted with the history of the island. As well as to admire the mighty architecture of the fort complex of the XVII century.
Do you know why Willemstad (as well as the entire island) is so colorful? Because many years ago, one Curacao Governor decided that light houses hurt his eyes in the sunlight. He ordered to change colors into the bright ones. Such a funny whim turned this place into a lively alluring cruise port of call. Come and see it for yourself!
Map of the most popular places to visit in Curacao:
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