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Come thirsty to taste all the flavors available at the Blue Curacao distillery, such as rum raisin, coffee and the original Blue Curacao.
rhonda819
2 reviews

The Curacao Museum was very interesting.
Provider: Norwegian Cruise Line
bled01
1 review

The tour was pretty good. The stop at the Curacao distillery was a bit rushed. We enjoyed the stop at the chi chi sculpture store and got a demonstration by the sculptor/owner.
Provider: Princess Cruises
plastic2244
1 review

Catlade
1 review

Did not actually see any liquor being made -- just pictures. Mostly trying to sell you their products.
Provider: Royal Caribbean International
Outdoorguy236
1 review

Driver was a blast and did a nice job of pointing out the different areas of the Island.
Provider: Princess Cruises
sunshine221
5 reviews

This was mort of a shopping stop than a tour - it was interesting and if you want to purchase I suggest buying the liquor here.
Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines
tstamm
1 review

Very simple = yet fun and educational! Free too!
Provider: Independent Operator
murfturf
2 reviews

We found a tour in town that took us through the island and to the distillery. Overall we enjoyed this tour. We were supposed to have a beach break - but it was a downpour! It was very interesting to hear the tour guide so surprised at how much rain there was, and he drove us around town to see historic sites instead.
I really enjoyed the island and the town. Shopping was interesting and the look of the island was like something I had never experienced. We got cheese here that was fantastic!
Provider: Independent Operator
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