When it comes to
enjoy the cruise in Caribbean, it is most recommended for you to visit Dutch
Antilles and its ‘ABC’ islands – Aruba, Bonaire & Curacao. Here’s how you
can make your tour more fun and unforgettable.
1.
Head
to the Sprawling Beaches: Across the Caribbean islands,
heading to the Curacao beach will give you exciting
opportunities to have more fun with amazing water activities. Here you can go
for swimming, snorkeling, sailing, fishing and just have fun in the sun with
beach activities. When you head to Aruba, you can enjoy snorkeling, swimming
and other water sports on the busiest Palm Beach. To listen to the sounds of
splashing of calm seawater and laze on the white sands, Eagle Beach is a
perfect option. For family getaway, you can head to Baby Beach. In Bonaire, you
can enjoy windsurfing, and have some drinks on beachside bars in Sorobon Beach
that is located nearby Lac Bay. With around 40 secluded beaches including some
of the popular Caribbean beaches, Curacao is rich in water activities. In the
Curacao Sea Aquarium, you can get the best opportunities to interact with some
of the rarest sea mammals.
2.
Go
for Adventure of Quad Tour: Don’t forget to ask for a map
from ATV rental office before you start quad
tour Curacao. We recommend you to explore breathtaking eagle’s eye view of
360 Degree from the great California Lighthouse. Here you will find a moon-like
off-road terrain that is perfect to go for adventurous driving with your rental
ATV or quad. On the way of bumpy tracks, you should also explore the Alto Vista
Chapel and its huge boulders constructed by native Indians and Spanish settlers
in the year 1750. In addition, you must also go inside and get spectacular
views of Bushirbana Gold Smeltor (constructed in the year 1872) and the rock
formations of Ayo Casibari.
3.
Shop
at ancient Curacao’s floating market: Here you can also
head to splendid Queen Emma Bridge which is constructed in the year 1888 by
Leonard Burlington Smith and the bridge got its name for the honor of Queen
Emma. This bridge connects two districts of Willemstad – Otrobanda and Punda.
This bridge is popularly known as ‘Pontoon Bridge’ because its walkway is
strategically supported by 16 pontoon floating boats. And this bridge is also
called as “Swinging Old Lady” that also attracts many visitors over here.
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