• Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge - Willemstad – The Vibrant Heart of Curaçao
  In this stop, visitors will experience the unique allure of Willemstad, the capital of Curaçao and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The iconic pastel-colored colonial houses lining the bay resemble a Caribbean postcard, showcasing a perfect fusion of European history and island charm.

A major attraction is the renowned Queen Emma Bridge, also known as the “floating bridge,” which links the districts of Punda and Otrabanda. Observe as it elegantly swings open to allow ships to pass through the picturesque Santa Ana Bay, providing unforgettable views of the city and its natural harbor—one of the Caribbean’s most impressive.

• Flamingo Habitat - Flamingos – Beauty in Their Natural Habitat
  Here, visitors can admire the elegant flamingos in their natural setting. This protected, open area allows the birds to come and go freely. They are often seen nearby, though sometimes they may keep their distance—or not appear at all. This unpredictability adds to the magic, making each encounter genuine and memorable.
• Hato Caves - Visitors will explore the captivating Hato Caves, formed millions of years ago by the sea and wind. Inside, vast limestone chambers are adorned with stalactites, stalagmites, and ancient Arawak petroglyphs. Walking through the illuminated pathways feels like a journey back in time, revealing both the natural wonders and cultural history of Curaçao in one remarkable experience.
• Shete Boka National Park - Shete Boka Park – The Power of the Caribbean Sea
  Here, visitors will discover the breathtaking Shete Boka Park, a natural reserve where the Caribbean Sea dramatically crashes against the rugged coastline, creating stunning scenery. It’s an ideal spot to witness the raw power of nature and capture unforgettable photographs of Curaçao.

• Bottled water

• Lunch
• Alcoholic beverages
• Beach Restrooms

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