1. Visit the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge: The Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge provides a stunning view and an unforgettable experience. The bridge opens up every half-hour to allow boats to pass through, giving pedestrians a chance to watch them go by as they take in the breathtaking waterfront views. 
2. Explore the Hato Caves: The Hato Caves, located just outside Willemstad and stretching up to 1000 feet long, are one of the most popular attractions in Curaçao. The caves are known for their stunningly unique limestone formations, including a “cave cathedral” with soaring ceilings and walls covered in ancient drawings and artworks. 
3. Visit the Curaçao Sea Aquarium: Get up close and personal with some of the most beautiful sea creatures in the Caribbean. The Curaçao Sea Aquarium, located on beautiful Banda Bou beach in Willemstad, is home to hundreds of different species from both local reefs and around the world.
4. Go Snorkeling: Curaçao is home to some of the clearest waters in the Caribbean, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling. Explore the vibrant coral gardens and colorful fish that populate the island’s reefs, or take a boat tour to get to some of the most remote spots for a more intense experience. 

5. Visit Fort Amsterdam: Take a step back in time at one of Curaçao’s most iconic landmarks, the 17th-century Fort Amsterdam. This former Dutch colonial fort stands as a reminder of the island’s rich history and offers stunning views of Willemstad from its hilltop location. 
6. Explore Willemstad’s Historic Punda and Otrobanda: Take a stroll through Willemstad’s two distinct neighborhoods, Punda and Otrobanda, both registered as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Discover the unique architecture of each area while exploring their colorful streets, galleries, and markets. 
7. Go Windsurfing: With its warm, calm waters and steady winds, Curaçao is a great destination for windsurfers of all abilities. Take a lesson or practice your skills at one of the island’s many beaches.
8. Visit the Shete Boka National Park: Home to some of Curaçao’s most stunning natural coastal wonders, Shete Boka National Park is a must-visit. Admire the dramatic sea caves and crystal clear turquoise waters of Boka Tabla, or explore the winding trails of Boka Pistol and discover its hidden bays and beaches. 
9. Take a Scenic Drive: Get out of the city and explore Curaçao’s stunning countryside with a scenic drive. Enjoy breathtaking views of the northern coast as you make your way along winding roads, stopping at lookout points and attractions such as Ostrich Farm or Christoffel National Park.
10. Take a Boat Trip to Klein Curaçao Island: Get away from the hustle and bustle of Curaçao and take a day trip to the picturesque Klein Curaçao Island. Spend some time snorkeling, sunbathing on its deserted beaches, or exploring the island’s diverse wildlife.

1. Williamsted: From souvenirs and art galleries to jewelry stores and specialty boutiques, enjoy a unique shopping experience in the heart of downtown Willemstad.
2. Otrobanda: In this historic quarter, shoppers can find international chains and department stores as well as local markets selling fresh produce, spices, and other homegrown items.
3. Williamsted: Visit the nearby floating market for fresh produce, seafood, and local crafts.
4. Jan Thiel: Home to the famous Zanzibar Beach, Jan Thiel has a varied selection of shops including locally made goods.
5. Sambil Shopping Mall: Located in the heart of Curacao, Sambil is the largest and most modern shopping mall on the island. Here you can find designer brands, restaurants, cafes and movie theaters.
6. Sabana Westpunt: This small town on the northwest tip of Curacao is a great place to find handmade jewelry and crafts.
7. Sint Michiel: This fishing village offers authentic souvenirs, local snacks, and fresh seafood.
8. Christoffel Park: Take a day trip to Christoffel Park and explore its unique shops and markets that offer traditional curios and crafts.
9. Noord: For luxury items like jewelry, watches, and designer brands, head to the stores in Noord for a truly upscale shopping experience.
10. Brievengat: This neighborhood in Williamsted boasts independent small shops, selling everything from clothes to home decor.

1. Williamsted: With its European architecture and tropical climate, Williamsted is the perfect setting for dining al fresco. There are plenty of local eateries to choose from serving up traditional Dutch dishes like stoba (stew) and kabritu (goat).
2. Jan Thiel: Caribbean-style eateries, Italian bistros, and even a few sushi bar – you'll find it in Jan Thiel.
3. Sabana Westpunt: Take a trip to the western side of the island and enjoy some delicious seafood. From traditional Caribbean dishes like korsou fish or gumbo to international cuisine, it’s definitely worth the trip.
4. Piscadera: With its white sand beaches and turquoise waters, Piscadera is the perfect place to dine while taking in some of the beautiful scenery. Sample fresh fish tacos, ceviche, or grilled lobster at one of the beachfront restaurants.
5. Sint Michiel: The town of Sint Michiel has a variety of restaurants ranging from casual cafes to upscale eateries. Enjoy a romantic dinner overlooking the Caribbean Sea while dining on fresh seafood or savory steaks.
6. Noordwijk: Noordwijk offers an eclectic mix of restaurants, from French bistros to Asian fusion spots.
7. Soto: Located in the capital city of Willemstad, Soto is a great place to experience some of Curacao's diverse culinary offerings. From traditional Caribbean dishes like fried plantains and kabritu (goat) to international delicacies like French pastries or Venezuelan empanadas, you'll find it here.
8. Sint Willibrordus: Located near the village of Banda Bou, Sint Willibrordus has some excellent seafood restaurants specializing in dishes such as grilled red snapper and shrimp ceviche.
9. Newport: Just a few miles from the capital, Newport offers some great waterfront dining with stunning views of the Caribbean Sea. Enjoy fresh seafood and tropical cocktails while relaxing on the terrace.
10. Blue Bay: Blue Bay is known for its amazing seafood restaurants, serving up dishes like creole-style shrimp and grilled fish tacos.