5 top things to do in Curacao
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- The small Caribbean island of Curacao is located just north of Venezuela as part of the ABC islands along with Aruba and Bonaire.
- Being the largest of the ABC islands, Curacao is a multicultural country with over 50 different nationalities being represented through its 150,000 residents.
- Join us as we explore the top 5 things to do in the island.
- Discover the beauty of the island as you drive in style on the guided tour.
- The wreck sits upright in 20 feet of water with the wheelhouse only 5 feet beneath the surface.
The small Caribbean island of Curacao is located just north of Venezuela as part of the ABC islands along with Aruba and Bonaire. Being the largest of the ABC islands, Curacao is a multicultural country with over 50 different nationalities being represented through its 150,000 residents. Join us as we explore the top 5 things to do in the island.
Breath of Curacao Jeep Tour
Explore the mysterious forces of the sea along the northwest coast of Curacao. With three distinct terraces running along the coastline, your tour takes you from desert plains to coral rock sea walls.
Hato Caves and Ostrich Tour
Visit ancient caves and an ostrich farm on this half-day tour. See how an ostrich develops from an egg to the fastest-running bird in the world before a guided tour of the world-famous Hato Caves.
Historical Walking Tour & Maritime Museum
Immerse yourself in the quaint pastel-colored buildings and ornate facades on this history-packed guided walking tour of Willemstad. Vibrant Dutch architecture and irresistible colonial charm surround you with every step.
National Park Jeep Safari
Spend some time exploring the north shore of Curacao and Christoffel National Park in a guided 4x4 safari. Discover the beauty of the island as you drive in style on the guided tour.
Tugboat & Reef Snorkel Tour
Discover magnificently colored coral reefs, dazzling marine line, and a coral-covered shipwreck on your comprehensive snorkeling adventure. The wreck sits upright in 20 feet of water with the wheelhouse only 5 feet beneath the surface. After 3 decades beneath the waves, the skeletal hull is encrusted with coral and is home to Christmas tree worms, which look like trees with radiant neon branches.
