Shared Curacao East Side Tour and Liquor Tasting




Shared Curacao East Side Tour and Liquor Tasting
Explore Curacao's East Side on a guided tour. Discover UNESCO sites, admire restored houses, and visit Chobolobo factory for Blue Curacao tasting. Scenic views complete your journey.
Experience Details
Discover the vibrant history and stunning landscapes of Curacao on this 2-hour tour, complete with a unique liqueur tasting experience. Begin your adventure in Willemstad's Scharloo District, historically the residential area of wealthy merchants. Admire the beautifully restored mansions, including the iconic 'Wedding Cake House', now home to the National Archives. These structures are part of Curacao's UNESCO World Heritage-listed monuments, showcasing the island's rich heritage.
Witness a row of colorful, one-story houses in a stepped formation, declared as historical monuments. These houses were meticulously restored in 1986.
The tour's highlight is a visit to the Chobolobo plantation house, a Dutch colonial mansion that now operates as a liqueur factory. Here, witnesses the traditional distillation process of the authentic Blue Curacao Liqueur, aged in century-old barrels.
Next Table Mountain and Spanish Water viewpoint, and continue across the Queen juliana Bridge 185feet 3400tons
What You Get
Good To Know
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- not suitable for persons with reduce mobilities
- Minimun age for Liqueur Tasting is 18 years old
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- The remaining time is for transportation
- not suitable for kids under 4 years
What You’ll Experience
Saint Anna Bay (Pass By)
Willemstad (Pass By)
Scharloo (Pass By)
Landhuis Chobolobo
Tafelberg
Queen Juliana Bridge (Pass By)
Meeting & Pickup
Curaçao Cruise Terminal, Curaçao, CW
Open in Google MapsThis experience ends at the meeting point.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
Do not skip this adventure. Fun and informative!




Interesting history! Expected a walking tour and the ability to take pictures of the historical building that was impossible on an open bus.



