Discover Curacao: Excursions & Transportation

A hidden gem of the Caribbean!

There are many picture-perfect places in the Caribbean, but Curacao stands out as one of the region’s most alluring destinations. This astonishing place is a Dutch Caribbean Island known for its beaches tucked into coves and beautiful coral reefs.

It might be a small island, but with a lot of charm to offer. Curacao is the ideal laid-back place with a picturesque kind of European sceneries style. With its delightful Dutch colonial architecture, Curacao has glorious hidden beaches, wondrous caves, amazing snorkeling and diving, and a wild, undeveloped windward coast dotted with prickly cacti and whiptail blue lizards.

There are plenty of activities to do in Curacao! Get to know the island´s culture by visiting historical and natural places. Explore Curacao’s Sea by yachts or catamaran tours where you will swim in beautiful crystal blue waters.

There is much to do and many ways to relax. You can jump on an ATV and feel the adrenaline rumble over the red sands of the San Pedro plateau, or maybe you would like to go exploring caverns at the northern end of the Island.

Whether you’re making romantic memories, planning a reunion with loved ones, or seizing the day with friends, there is a wide variety of tours and excursions in Curacao that will suit all your needs!

This island has been endowed to have some of the most beautiful scenery on Earth, so if this is your first trip or you’re returning for a well-deserved vacation, no matter the reason, we know you will enjoy your stay in this paradise!

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Beyond the colorful Dutch façades, Willemstad is bursting with vibrant murals tucked down alleyways and quiet corners. Head to the Scharloo district and explore on foot—many pieces tell stories of Curaçao’s history, identity, and dreams. It’s like an open-air art gallery with zero crowds and endless photo ops.

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Klein Curacao Catamaran Trip
Klein Curacao Catamaran Trip
Curacao

Fantastic day of sailing and discovery! Set sail for the Klein Island an uninhabited island off the coast of Curacao. On the island, explore it's history lighthouse: off shore, see a shipwreck and swim in the beautiful crystal blue waters. 

Adults

$129

Child

$65

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Breath Of Curacao
Breath Of Curacao
Curacao

Go off the beaten track with a half-day tour to see 3 natural wonders. Visit Suplado, a naturally formed bathtub for a dip in this “outdoor Jacuzzi.” Then explore Shete Boka National Park where powerful waves create water spectacles such as Boka Pistol (a natural water cannon) and Boka Tabla, a cave that produces thunderous roars -the ‘Breath of Curaçao.’ 

Adults

$69

Child

$55

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Turtle Outback and Snorkel Safari
Turtle Outback and Snorkel Safari
Curacao

A full day exploring the natural wonders of Curacao. Rumble over wide-open desert plains and learn about the volcanic and geological origins of the Island. Visit Shete Boka National Park to marvel at impressive natural blowholes. Later hit the beach to snorkel in the Caribbean Sea. 

Adults

$99

Child

$79

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Willemstad City Tour
Willemstad City Tour
Curacao

Explore the captivating landmarks of historic Willemstad on a guided tour. Wander through the vibrant 'Old Town' adorned with colorful buildings. Discover Fort Beekenburg, a Dutch military stronghold from 1730, and get to know the essence of Curacao at the Landhouse Chobolobo Distillery.

Adults

$65

Child

$55

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Beach Hopping
Beach Hopping
Curacao

Hang out at 3 fantastic island beaches and take in a bit about Curacao's history along the way. Each beach has it's own vibe so you'll have a chance to snorkel with sea turtle, splash into crystal blue waters and snorkel over coral reefs. 

Adults

$89

Child

$50

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Sunset Cruise
Sunset Cruise
Curacao

Enjoy the scenery of the Spanish waters during a two and a half our sightseeing trip and take nice picture of the sunset view. 

Adults

$79

Child

$40

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Curaçao – Caribbean Color and Natural Adventure – Frequently Asked Questions

Curaçao is a hidden Caribbean gem that blends European charm with crystal-clear beaches, vibrant marine life, and enchanting colonial architecture. If you're planning to visit this Dutch paradise, these FAQs will help you make the most of your stay.

1. Where can I enjoy the best water activities?

Curaçao’s coastlines are ideal for snorkeling and diving. Tours like the Turtle Outback and Snorkel Safari or the catamaran trip to Klein Curaçao let you swim with turtles, explore coral reefs, and soak in the Caribbean Sea at its finest.
2. Which beaches are a must-see?

Curaçao boasts spectacular beaches like Kenepa Grandi, Cas Abao, and Playa Lagun. Each has its own vibe—calm waters perfect for swimming, or vibrant spots ideal for adventure and snorkeling.
3. Can I do adventure activities in Curaçao?

Absolutely! Ride an ATV through the red sands of the San Pedro plateau, explore the caves on the northern end of the island, or hike nature trails with incredible scenery.
4. What historical sites can I visit in Curaçao?

The city of Willemstad, with its colorful old town and colonial architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't miss Fort Beekenburg or a visit to a Landhouse to learn more about the island’s culture and past.
5. What are good options for families or groups?

Beach Hopping excursions are perfect for groups. You’ll visit three different beaches, swim, snorkel with turtles, and enjoy a fun-filled day surrounded by nature and good vibes.
6. What’s the weather like in Curaçao and when’s the best time to visit?

Curaçao enjoys warm, dry weather most of the year, making it a great destination any time. It’s also outside the hurricane belt, so it’s safe to visit even during the summer months.
7. Is Curaçao a safe place to visit?

Yes, Curaçao is considered a safe destination for travelers. As always, basic precautions are recommended—especially in busy areas or at night. The island has good infrastructure and welcomes visitors from around the world.
8. What currency is used in Curaçao?

The official currency is the Netherlands Antillean guilder (ANG), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted in most shops, restaurants, and tourist services.

1. Where can I enjoy the best water activities?

Curaçao’s coastlines are ideal for snorkeling and diving. Tours like the Turtle Outback and Snorkel Safari or the catamaran trip to Klein Curaçao let you swim with turtles, explore coral reefs, and soak in the Caribbean Sea at its finest.
2. Which beaches are a must-see?

Curaçao boasts spectacular beaches like Kenepa Grandi, Cas Abao, and Playa Lagun. Each has its own vibe—calm waters perfect for swimming, or vibrant spots ideal for adventure and snorkeling.
3. Can I do adventure activities in Curaçao?

Absolutely! Ride an ATV through the red sands of the San Pedro plateau, explore the caves on the northern end of the island, or hike nature trails with incredible scenery.
4. What historical sites can I visit in Curaçao?

The city of Willemstad, with its colorful old town and colonial architecture, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't miss Fort Beekenburg or a visit to a Landhouse to learn more about the island’s culture and past.
5. What are good options for families or groups?

Beach Hopping excursions are perfect for groups. You’ll visit three different beaches, swim, snorkel with turtles, and enjoy a fun-filled day surrounded by nature and good vibes.
6. What’s the weather like in Curaçao and when’s the best time to visit?

Curaçao enjoys warm, dry weather most of the year, making it a great destination any time. It’s also outside the hurricane belt, so it’s safe to visit even during the summer months.
7. Is Curaçao a safe place to visit?

Yes, Curaçao is considered a safe destination for travelers. As always, basic precautions are recommended—especially in busy areas or at night. The island has good infrastructure and welcomes visitors from around the world.
8. What currency is used in Curaçao?

The official currency is the Netherlands Antillean guilder (ANG), but U.S. dollars are widely accepted in most shops, restaurants, and tourist services.
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