Areas we cover in Curaçao
We cover the whole island of Curaçao and Klein Curaçao. Each area has its own page with the tours that go there, the places they visit and tips for getting there.
Tours and Things to Do in Willemstad, Curaçao
Willemstad is where most visits to Curaçao begin: the colorful Handelskade, the floating Queen Emma Bridge and the old forts around St. Anna Bay. This guide covers the capital's neighborhoods, the places our tours and itineraries visit there, and how pickups from the hotels in and around town work.
Tours in Jan Thiel & Spanish Water, Curaçao
Curaçao's southeast is where many days on the water begin. The Mermaid sails from Spanish Water to Klein Curaçao, Caracasbaai has the Tugboat wreck and Fort Beekenburg, and beginners take their first breaths underwater on the south coast. Here is what the area holds and how to reach each tour.
Tours in Banda Abou & Westpunt, Curaçao
Banda Abou is Curaçao's west end: hills, cactus country, plantation houses and small coves with very clear water. It is home to Christoffel National Park, the crashing inlets of Shete Boka National Park and the beaches from Playa Santa Cruz to Westpunt, and it is where most of our Jeep tours and both fishing charters head.
Tours on Curaçao's North Coast and in Central Curaçao
Curaçao's north coast faces the trade winds, and it shows: waves break on limestone shelves, blowholes spout and the land behind is red earth and cactus. Guided off-road tours are the easiest way to explore it, with caves, tide pools and natural pools that you reach on rough dirt tracks.
Klein Curaçao: A Guide to Curaçao's Uninhabited Island
Klein Curaçao is a small, flat, uninhabited island southeast of Curaçao, with a long white beach, an old lighthouse and a shipwreck on its windward shore. You can only get there by boat. This guide covers what you find on the island, how the Mermaid day trip from Spanish Water works and what to bring.