Landhuis Chobolobo

This place is a ruin, but it is absolutely very well preserved. It is out of the way, but to me it is worth a visit, especially if you like old architecture, towers, and forts. There is a very cool beach down below that has beautiful blue waters. I see some people snorkeling, so there must be nice things to see. It's open 24 hours a day, and it's free to visit.

We self guided ourselves cause tours were booked in the afternoon. But we loved it, had a potent cocktail and shopped while waiting for out cab. Totally worth the visit. All you need is an hour, or hour and half.

Back home you'd have to pay to get into a place like this but not here. It's a small but interesting self guided tour of the local history and the history of the distillery and the creation process. It's well set out and ends with a tasting and gift shop/cafe. Nothing is silly expensive and you don't feel the slightest ripped off or pressured. Well worth a visit with some lovely gift or souvenir opportunities.

Lovely tourguide that told us everything there is to know about the process of making the Blue Curaçao liqour. We also enjoyed the cocktail at the end of the 1 hour tour where we could taste the different kinds of liqour they make here. Very enjoyable experience!!

We didn’t have a tour but were able to look at some information panels before we walked into the store and bar/rest area. Cocktails are great!

A cute and informative tour of the Curaçao liqueur-making process. It's a much smaller operation than I expected, but the tour was great. You can't leave without having a fantastic drink and buying a bottle ot two.

The directions here is misleading. The GPS stops you before the destination. The tour was okay, informative about Curacao liqueur. Couldn't hear Eli at times. The best part was the cocktail workshop. Calita was very nice.

We came here by rental car. Parking is free and it’s closed to town. It’s a small place and if you walking by yourself, it’s free to do so. There is a small bar and store at the end near the exit. It’s good gift to bring home.