Bonaire?

[diversteve]

We did 10 days on Curacao and missed some things. But most of that was diving 3-4 dives/day so except for dinner we only had one day we spent looking around plus several afternoons/evenings.

There's ATV tours on Curacao - about 1/2 dozen operators. And a touristy Pink train (motorized) tour thru downtown. The synagogue there is the oldest in the western hemisphere and Hotel Kura Hulanda has a small museum also. Things to do on Curacao

There's the Ostrich Farm, the Sea Aquarium (think small Seaworld but more kid focused) and hiking at Christoffel Park mid-island. Rif Fort on the north side of the harbor is actually an old fort that they put a multi-story shopping center next to. On the street behind the colorful shops downtown there was a several block long flea market - it could've been a Saturday thing though. We didn't stop so IDK how kitschy it was. I think it might've been this but I don't speak dutch. https://nl-nl.facebook.com/CuracaoBazaarMarket

 

[RJP]

Someone in another group suggested Grand Cayman. I'm looking into that too.

You money will go much further in Curacao.

 

[tursiops]

You money will go much further in Curacao.

Except that Cayman is a lot cheaper (and usually easier) to get to.

 

[RJP]

Except that Cayman is a lot cheaper (and usually easier) to get to.

Depends on where you're coming from.

PS - American recently announced service to Curacao out of Charlotte.