5 Reasons You Should Head to Curacao

Tucked off Venezuela coastlines, the small but remarkable Dutch island Curacao is packed with lots of opportunities to enjoy quad tours along the sun and sands of Caribbean beaches. The island of Curacao is packed with biggest cultural punch. Curacao boasts sunny skies, turquoise seawaters and white and sandy Caribbean beaches. However, this small island has lots of destinations and tourist attractions to explore.

Curacao Liquor Factory

Didn’t had orange-flavored drink formulated with Curacao liquor? Here you can get something with blue hoes in martini glasses. This drink is popularly known as “Blue Lagoon”. Here you can know the history of Curacao liquor and see its process in the interesting illustrations and informative displays. You can also get the opportunities to tour the factory. This is made in five colors from the laraha peels. It includes original blue and green, red and orange colors in liquor.

Surfing in White Sandy Beaches

Thousands of sun-and-sand seekers head to small sandy beaches of Curacao in order to fulfill their desire to enjoy water-based activities. If you love tropical tours Curacao, then you are welcome to dive in to explore the underwater life of various aquatic animals like sea turtles, sea lions, eels and dolphins.  

Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue

On the sides of Punda of Willemstad, this unforeseen temple is built in the form of ancient synagogue structure that is using continuously in the western hemisphere and this is well-worth a trip. In this historical but small building, sitting in the space gives the feeling of getting back in time. The custom Jewish worshippers in the layer of white sand give the visitors timeless appeal.

Queen Emma Bridge

This floating ancient bridge is constructed in the year 1888 to connect two halves of Willemstad. At regular intervals, the bridge swings up and allow the ships to enter into the port and automatically swings down once they have passed. So don’t feel you get stuck when they swing up. After all, it is named as “Swinging Old Lady”. A small ferry can get you on the other side without any charge. From 1901 through 1934, people have paid toll tax to cross the bay another side.

The Historic Willemstad

This European capital of Curacao is categorized in Otrobanda and Punda. Here you can enjoy the trip in exploring Dutch colonial buildings of rainbow hues. Not just that, this historic place is also recognized as World Heritage Site of UNESCO.

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