This historic well, built with bricks and coral stone, once supplied water to soldiers stationed at Fort Nassau. It’s one of the best-preserved wells on the island and offers a quiet reminder of how people and animals once depended on this simple but vital source of fresh water.

The site itself is small and easy to miss, but it’s worth a brief stop if you’re already exploring the area. Especially interesting for anyone curious about Curaçao’s early infrastructure and colonial history, it adds a bit of context to how daily life once worked on the island.

Details We Appreciate
● One of the best-preserved historic wells on the island
● Built from bricks and coral stone
● Direct link to Fort Nassau and colonial-era life
● Quick, meaningful stop for history lovers