THE ISLAND'S TEN MOST
ROMANTIC SPOTS

Nothing in the Caribbean beats the romance of standing atop the bluff at Boca Tabla, watching the waves crash against the rocky northern coast for miles in either direction.
Getting to know the Curacao countryside is an exercise in romance and adventure. Take a jeep safari along narrow roads that pass grand estates, caves, flocks of flamingos, fields of cactus and heavenly beaches.
Satisfy your wanderlust with a canoe safari along the breathtaking south coast of Banda Abou. Be sure to bring snorkeling gear along and enjoy lunch served on the beach in the shade of a coconut palm.
A moonlight cruise aboard the Miss Ann is an experience no couple will soon forget as the wind and salt spray fan the fires of true love.
No honeymoon couple should miss the Hato Caves formed from coral thousands of years ago when the island was still totally submerged.
The Curacao Underwater Park was created by Mother Nature with lovers in mind. Located along 12 1/2 miles of Curacao's southern coastline, the park includes breathtaking gardens of soft and hard coral as well as exotic tropical fish and two shallow shipwrecks visible 100 feet below the water's surface.
At Ashari's Ranch, horseback riding beckons adventurous couples to ride into the sunset atop their mounts as lovers did in centuries past.
Feel like smitten teens as you tour the Amstel Brewery and stop to join the gang for a sampling of the brewery's best.
Submerge yourself and contemplate your love. It's easy aboard the Seaworld Explorer, a submarine that takes visitors for an hour-long trip into the deep.
Revel together in the history of the island by touring the Curacao Museum. As a former quarantine hospital for yellow fever victims, the building itself is a fascinating example of Dutch Colonial architecture.