This full day tour is a comfortable way to see a large part of our island.

US$ 50 per adult and US$ 25 for children under 12 years of age.

• Jan Thiel area with Spanish waters;
• Punda and Otrabanda;
• Landhuis Chobolobo (Curacao Liquor Factory);
• Shete Boca National Park.

• Pick-up and drop-off service from most hotels in Willemstad and from the East side of the island, as well as from cruise ship terminals;
• Professional guide and driver;
• Air-conditioned vehicle.

• Drinks;
• Lunch (a stop at a local restaurant will be made for lunch).

• The tour starts in Jan Thiel , where you have a magnificent view of the Caracasbaai. This is a popular mooring place for all kinds of boats.  In the background is a typical view of Table Mountain . From the hills you can see the Spanish Waters , home to yachts, luxury homes along the banks and the start of many sail & boat races and water sports.
• Our tour includes a visit to the Caribbean Handicrafts Store .  A unique souvenir shopping opportunity with another magnificent view over the Spanish Waters .
• The tour continues on to the Curacao Liqueur factory located in the restored land house Chobolobo . See how Blue Curacao was and is produced today. Taste and buy!
• After a short drive, we reach Punda which together with Otrabanda is the most renowned part of Willemstad . You will no doubt recognise Fort Amsterdam , the pontjesbrug, the coloured houses and the markets from photographs. This part of Willemstad has a very rich and interesting history and is on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1997.
• Scharloo , a district with beautifully restored houses, dating from the 18th century lies on the same side of the water.  The Jewish community in Curacao is the oldest in the Western Hemisphere. Prominent Jewish figures lived in Scharloo between 1850 and 1950.  A change in the standard of living and the development of new green residential areas resulted in many luxury houses being abandoned and becoming derelict. Fortunately many have now been restored and are now home to different companies.

After Scharloo we cross to the opposite side of the island. This side is different in several respects, not only in direction from east to west, but also the difference between city and countryside which is clearly visible.

• Our first stop is Boka Tabla: a spectacular cave at sea level, in the Shete Boka National Park. The huge breaking waves rush into the narrow opening making an impressive pounding and roaring sound. Enter the cave and climb up to the plateau above to marvel at the miles of coastline.  The waves breaking and crashing against the rocks are a gentle reminder of the power of the ocean.
• Lunch is at a cozy restaurant at Westpunt, serving local and international dishes.
• Then it is time for sun, sea and sand. Grote Knip, a beautiful white sandy beach is very popular with the locals during the weekend.  There are several sunshades providing shade for those who are not tempted by the crystal clear blue waters inviting you to swim and snorkel. Discover the variety of fish and corals while snorkelling and if you are really lucky, you may just see turtles.
• On our way back we will stop at the Jan Kok salt plains. These salt plains are the oldest on the island and were mined in the 17th century for salt. Flamingos populate the salt pans today.