If love simple things in life - like watching people, watching boats, and generally soaking up the waterside happenings in a Caribbean town then you will love the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge. We enjoyed crossing from one side of the canal on the other via the bridge and then watching as thousands did the same. When the bridge opens for... More

Is a nice view from here to the pcean when you saw for first time a big cruisier pass in front of you is unbelieveble.

It is a spectacular view from any place along the canal. I drove on it when cars were allowed to cross it one way at a time in the past. It was very narrow and made of huge logs. It is one the beauties of Williamstad.

Great just to experience a moving bridge! Also perfect for photo ops of the colorful buildings along Punda. Nice views of the Queen Julianna bridge as well.

Great photo opportunity on a clear day with the Dutch architecture behind. Watch out -- the bridge isn't always open for crossing, depending on boat traffic. If it is closed, just head on over to the free ferry.

Go to LaBahia for a drink, relax, and watch the bridge and ferrys go back and forth. Great place for pictures. A one of a kind experience!

It is right down town and easy to access. Neat bridge, a little scary though when the water is rough!

Walked this bridge so many times in the 14 days of my stay in Curacao, this year and last year. If a ship comes in then you take the ferry boat across.

We thought Curacao was the best city of the 8 Caribbean islands we visited on the cruise. Put on your trainers and just wander around the streets, squares, cafes and of course the bridge. It's all very photogenic and colourful. Top tips: there is free public WiFi in many cafes or various public hotspots. If they hoist an ORANGE flag... More