Jewish Heritage of Curacao

Description

Curaçao's Jewish heritage reflects a journey of refuge, resilience, and vibrant cultural contributions. In the mid-17th century, Sephardic Jews fleeing the Inquisition found relief under Dutch rule and established one of the oldest Jewish communities in the Americas. Over the decades, Jewish families played pivotal roles in trade, culture, and religious life, shaping the island's identity.


On this illuminating tour, you'll discover Curaçao’s Jewish legacy through architecture, cemeteries, neighborhoods, and worship—each stop weaving together a compelling narrative of heritage, faith, and identity.

Included

Bottled water
Round-trip shared transfer
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Port pickup and drop-off
Transportation between Sights
Professional guide

Excluded

Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
Pickup from Sandals Hotel, Jhantiel or Banda Abou Area

Know before you go

  • We recommend wearing comfortable, season-appropriate attire such as long  pants or jeans, along with walking shoes. Additionally, a hat,  sunglasses, and sunscreen is also recommended. Shorts and swimwear are NOT permitted inside the synagogue.
  • At least one site on this tour requires that you bring your  identification (I.D., passport, etc). Please have this ready to present  when needed.

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