• Fort Amsterdam - Start your trolley train ride at the oldest Fort and learn all about Curacao history.
• Scharloo - A former residential neighborhood lined with picturesque homes built in the 1800s. A highlight of your Scharloo overview is a stop at the “wedding cake house,” one of the city’s most photographed buildings.
• Historic Pietermaai District - Visit the Pietermaai Cathedral (if open for the public and there is no mass)
• Queen Wilhelmina Park - This is the perfect vacation picture opportunity at the famous Dushi Curacao sign.
• Waterfort Arches - Drive by this imposing fortress that was the site of the Willhem III Barracks. The tour will end with a visit to Fort Amsterdam, built in 1635 to guard the vital entrance to the harbor from enemy ships.

• Bilingual guide (English/Spanish)

• Due to contracts with the Cruise Lines, we are not allowed to sell this tour to Cruise passengers.

We commence from Fort Amsterdam, journey past the renowned Queen Emma floating bridge and then proceed along the vibrant ‘Handelskade’. After traversing the Queen Wilhelmina bridge, your trolley train will advance towards Scharloo, an erstwhile residential district adorned with charming villas from the late 19th century. There will be a stop for a photo at Bolo di Batrei, also known as the wedding cake house, given it’s the most frequently captured structure in the city. Next, we pass by the Pietermaai Cathedral, the grandest and most significant ecclesiastical monument on the island. Then, we head towards Queen Wilhelmina Park. We will journey past the Waterfort Arches, a formidable fortress previously home to the Willhem III Barracks. The tour will conclude with a trip to Fort Amsterdam.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.