Top Willemstad Nature Walks

Venture to the northern part of Curaçao, where it’s more rural, and discover several natural attractions on this full-day adventure from Jan Thiel. Start out at the Hato Caves, known for its unique limestone formations and ancient paintings. Then, swim and snorkel with sea turtles at the small fishing beach of Piskado. End your day with more swimming and relaxing at Porto Mari Beach.

Choose your own adventure on this customizable tour of Curacao. From art and architecture to beaches and snorkeling, your private guide can tailor the tour to fit your interests or they can suggest an itinerary. Visit spots around the island like Shete Boka National Park, the Curacao Liqueur Distillery, the Flamingo Sanctuary, and more.

Discover the best that the island of Curaçao has to offer during this sightseeing tour. Cover the island’s key landmarks including Shete Boka National Park, Kenepa Beach, and the Curaçao Liqueur Distillery. Observe the native wildlife, like flamingos and sea turtles, throughout the day and admire the beauty of the Dutch island. Light refreshments and snacks are offered on the tour as well as round-trip hotel transportation.

Ride a quad bike through western Curacao's rugged off-road terrain on this half-day or full-day tour with a small group. Suitable for experienced or novice riders, these all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) are easy to drive and allow travelers to access parts of the island that can't be reached by traditional road vehicles. Get epic views and photo ops, then stop to take a dip in the Caribbean Sea. Choose between half- and full-day tours when booking.

Many travelers to Curacao find themselves restricted to the typical tourist activities, such as lying on the beach or taking excursions to popular spots. The Nature Lovers Tour provides travelers with the opportunity to explore the Caribbean's natural beauty, from its pristine beaches to its lush rainforests. This tour is the perfect way to see the Caribbean in a unique and unforgettable way.

The Museum Kurá Hulanda, situated in the harbor of Willemstad, highlights the history and impacts of the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Between the 16th and 19th centuries, millions of Africans were relocated and sold in the New World, mostly the Caribbean and South America. The museum features a collection of artifacts from continental Africa and how these cultures influences Curaçao and the Caribbean to this day.