Highlights
- Visit Shete Boka National Park to witness dramatic waves crashing into rugged coastlines.
- Spot flamingos in their natural habitat in the wild sections of the island.
- Swim with turtles in tranquil coastal waters.
- Relax & soak up the sun at Kenepa Beach, one of Curaçao’s most stunning shores.
- Enjoy lunch, private transportation, air conditioning and bottled water provided.
Description
Embark on a 5- to 6-hour coastal tour that takes you from the roar of the sea at rugged clifftops to tranquil beaches and wildlife encounters. The tour begins with a drive to Shete Boka, where you’ll see powerful waves crash into volcanic rock formations and sea caves. After that, you’ll head to spots where flamingos feed and wade, then move on to guitar-calm waters to swim alongside turtles.
The tour includes a stop at Kenepa Beach, offering pristine sand, crystal-clear water, and plenty of time to relax, swim, or snorkel. All of this is made easy: comfortable transport, lunch, water, and guide narration bring local stories, natural history, and hidden gems to life. It’s a perfect mix of nature, wildlife, and beach time for those wanting an immersive yet relaxing Curaçao beach tour.
Included
- Private transportation in air-conditioned vehicle.
- Bottled water.
- Lunch.
- Guide / host who provides commentary and helps with spotting wildlife and navigating beach / nature access.
- Pick-up option from specified meeting points or travel to the meeting point.
Important Information
- Duration: ~ 5-6 hours.
- Languages: Offered in English and at least one additional language.
- Not wheelchair accessible.
- Infants must sit on laps; infant seats are available.
- Not recommended for travelers with serious back problems or some medical conditions.
- The tour ends back at the meeting point (cruise terminal / designated spot).
- Free cancellation allowed up to 24 hours before starting time.
Traveler Tips
- Bring sun protection: sunscreen, hat, sunglasses — much of the time is outdoors.
- Wear swimwear under your clothes, and bring a towel + change of clothes for the beach or swim stops.
- Coral-friendly water shoes are useful for rocky edges or entering from shore.
- Pack a waterproof camera or phone cover — amazing scenery and marine life to capture.
- Morning departures tend to offer calmer seas and fewer crowds, so opt for early if that’s possible.
- Stay hydrated; even though water is provided, heat + sun + activity demand more fluids.
- If sensitive to motion, consider something for seasickness — some coastal roads might be bumpy.
