Willemstad: The capital of Curaçao, with colorful Dutch colonial architecture, a picturesque harbor, and great shopping and dining.
Christoffel National Park: A nature reserve with rugged terrain, diverse wildlife, and several hiking trails, including one that leads to the island’s highest peak, Mount Christoffel.
Shete Boka National Park: A coastal park with dramatic cliffs, secluded beaches, and impressive blowholes that shoot water high into the air.
Mambo Beach: A popular beach with crystal-clear water, soft sand, and plenty of amenities, including restaurants, bars, and water sports rentals.
Hato Caves: A network of limestone caves filled with fascinating rock formations, underground pools, and ancient Indian petroglyphs.
Klein Curaçao: A small, uninhabited island off the coast of Curaçao, known for its pristine beaches, turquoise water, and excellent snorkeling and diving opportunities.
Jan Thiel Beach: Another popular beach with calm waters, soft sand, and plenty of beach bars, restaurants, and water sports activities.
Curacao Sea Aquarium: A marine park with over 400 species of marine life, including dolphins, sharks, and sea turtles.
Punda: The historic district of Willemstad, with narrow streets lined with colorful buildings, boutique shops, and great restaurants.
Boca Tabla: A scenic overlook on the northern coast of Curaçao, where visitors can admire the crashing waves and spectacular rock formations.