Curaçao Royal Trip

You want your visit to Willemstad to be unforgettable, don’t miss our Curaçao Royal Trip! With Curaçao Fascinating Tours guides, you’ll get more than a standard city tour! From our first point, you will learn the history of the forts and walls that protected St. Anna Bay from pirates. Our colorful capital, Willemstad, is full of rich history. From Brionplein you can admire the world-famous monumental buildings and learn about their stories, also the history of Pedro Luis Brión and his importance for our island. While you get to know our culture and meet the proud inhabitants of the neighborhoods, you will be amazed by different beautiful murals in the maze of Willemstad. As you walk, you will be enriched by the fascinating history and true stories behind Curaçao’s beautiful monumental treasures. Queen Emmabridge connects the Punda and Otrobanda quarters of the capital, Willemstad. You will be surprised when you cross this bridge. Don’t forget to take that selfie in Queen Emmabridge with the world-famous monumental buildings in the background. And on the way we will pass through Gómez Square and admire its musical clock on the wall, we will have the opportunity to take some photos at the Curaçao and Dushi’s word, while we learn what Dushi means. You will be able to admire the Mikvé Israel Emanuel synagogue from the outside, which is the oldest temple in the Western community. Afterwards we will go to the old market to try a local snack arep’i pampuna (pumpkin pancakes) On the way you will have the chance to explore the local markets of fruits and buy some souvenirs if interested. At the end of our last stop we will have the chance to Experience an elegant sipper sensation and a luxurious mouthfeel with the Annabay 5 Year Aged rum. Beautiful aromas of wood, dark chocolate, tobacco and vanilla. A very well balanced aged and blended rum, with robust sweetness of mature cane and oak, and rich notes reminiscent of cognac. Favored by rum lovers, our AnnaBay Aged is an elegant sipping rum to drink neat or on the rocks. “Only on Saturday”