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What you visit:
Chobolobo Estate / Blue Curacao Liqueur Factory
This early 19th-century Dutch colonial mansion has been converted into a small distillery that crafts the Blue Curacao liqueur. Created from the peel of the Valencia orange planted by the Spaniards when they discovered Curacao, the unique spirit has been produced on the island for over 100 years using a traditional recipe dating back to 1886. During a guided tour of the distillery, visitors gain a good understanding of the process and have an opportunity to sample the liqueur.

Aloe Vera Farm
Curacao is gifted with an abundance of natural aloe vera plants, long reputed for their natural healing and medicinal powers. The plantation and manufacturing facility showcase aloe products and offer insight into the plant and its uses. A tasting of pure aloe juice is included with each tour.

Bold Fashion Curacao at Hacienda La Olivia
Discover a unique Curaçaoan cultural experience at Hacienda La Olivia with Bold Fashion Curaçao. Guided by local artist Junaiska Geferts, learn about the calabash, a fruit deeply rooted in Curaçaoan heritage, and how it is transformed into beautiful handcrafted art and jewelry.Explore the calabash tree, hear the story of a four-generation family tradition, and discover the creative process behind these unique creations. Enjoy a taste of traditional calabash syrup and homemade oregano juice, take photos, and browse locally handcrafted products.Experience the story, culture, and creativity behind the transformation from fruit to heritage.


What you see along the way:
Willemstad:
The capital of Curacao, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site, displays an array of historic sites that celebrate both the island's Dutch heritage and the colorful culture of the Caribbean. Your comprehensive city tour encompasses the historic harbor, residential districts and natural scenery and includes views of the iconic pastel hued buildings; Rif Fort, built in 1829 to defend St. Anna Bay; the floating pontoon bridge; Queen Juliana Bridge; and the Jewish district with its elegant mansions.

Shopping:
The Curacao Liqueur Distillery gift shop features the iconic bright blue liqueur, exclusive mementos, branded apparel, drinking accessories and Caribbean specialties. At the aloe vera farm, natural skincare products by CurAloe are sold. After discovering the unique calabash creations at Bold Fashion Curaçao, you can browse and purchase unique handcrafted art, jewelry, and souvenirs created from this traditional Curaçaoan craft.