Originally built in the 17th century, Landhuis Klein Santa Martha served as a hub of agricultural activity during the height of Curaçao’s colonial era. With its sprawling grounds and fertile soil, the plantation played a vital role in the cultivation of crops such as sugar cane, fruits, and vegetables. Over the centuries, the estate witnessed the ebb and flow of Caribbean history, from the rise of the Dutch West India Company to the abolition of slavery.Today, Landhuis Klein Santa Martha stands as a lovingly preserved symbol of the island’s past, offering visitors a glimpse into a bygone era. Our meticulously restored plantation house exudes old-world charm, with its graceful architecture, traditional Dutch gables, and rustic terracotta roof tiles. As you step through our doors, you’ll be transported back in time to a place where history comes to life.