• Bario Hotel - Begin your journey at the Bario Hotel and proceed to the Colorful Steps, a lively staircase decorated with vibrant hues that capture Otrobanda’s artistic essence. Capture photos and soak in the creative vibe of the area.

• Kura Hulanda Village - Then, make your way to the Kura Hulanda Shopping Area, where you can discover local boutiques, artisan shops, and souvenir outlets. This area is nestled within a beautifully restored section of Otrobanda, offering a mix of history and shopping experiences. Take your time exploring unique Curaçaoan crafts, jewelry, and other local items.

• Otrobanda - Continue your stroll through the “Adrei” area, renowned for its narrow streets and colorful houses. This is one of Otrobanda’s most genuine neighborhoods, where you can immerse yourself in local life and admire the traditional architecture.

• Basilica Santa Anna - Visit the Basilica of Santa Ana, the first Catholic church built in Curaçao, now a basilica. This historic church is celebrated for its simple yet elegant architecture and its importance in the island’s religious history.

• Otrobanda - Walk over to view “Djiosa”, a breathtaking mural by Francis Sling. The artwork is vibrant and emotive, showcasing Sling’s distinctive style and the cultural richness of Curaçao.

• Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge - Enjoy a picturesque walk across the renowned Queen Emma Bridge, also known as the “Swinging Old Lady.”

• Fort Amsterdam - After crossing the bridge, arrive in Punda! Head to Fort Amsterdam, a significant historical site that houses government offices.

• Punda - Continue your art exploration at Art Alley, where the streets are decorated with murals and graffiti art that reflect Curaçao’s vibrant culture.

• Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue - Walk over to the Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere.

• Floating Market - Next, visit the Floating Market, just a few minutes away, where Venezuelan vendors sell fresh produce and fish directly from their boats.

• Landish Curacao - Then, visit Landish, a local shop where you can enjoy tasting traditional Curaçaoan sweets, take photos in local attire, and hear stories about the island’s history.

• Old Market - Conclude the tour with a traditional meal at Plasa Bieu, Curaçao’s renowned food hall, offering local dishes such as stoba (stews) and fish. You can pair your lunch with shopping in nearby boutiques and local stores.

• Pick up and drop off from hotel or Cruise ship
• Bottled water
• Guided tour
• A tasty local snack: Repa di Pampuna (pumpkin pancake)
• A refreshing local drink: Awa di Lamunchi (lemonade)

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