Things to Do in Curaçao, Above and Below the Water

Curaçao is famous for its beaches, its colourful capital and its clear blue water. Some of the island best scenery, however, is hidden below the surface. Here is how to see it all, even if you never enter the water.

The Highlights

Classic Curaçao, Plus One Thing Most Visitors Miss

Willemstad

The UNESCO listed waterfront, colourful Dutch architecture and the Queen Emma floating bridge.

Beaches

Cas Abao, Grote Knip and Mambo Beach, some of the clearest water in the Caribbean.

Christoffel and Shete Boka

National parks with dramatic coastlines, cacti and hiking on the rugged west side.

Local Flavours

Blue Curaçao liqueur tastings, waterfront dining and the floating market.

The Underwater World

Reefs, fish and the famous Tugboat wreck, explored live by a professional underwater drone while you watch on a big screen.

Underwater drone with lights on descending along a coral reef wall in the blue water of Curaçao
Below the Waterline

The Part of Curaçao You Cannot See From the Beach

You can visit Curaçao a dozen times and never see its most spectacular scenery. Coral formations, reef walls, shipwrecks and the marine life around them live below the surface, invisible from shore and from a boat.

The Underwater Drone Expedition makes that world visible to everyone: swimmers and non swimmers, kids and grandparents, cruise guests with a few hours and resort guests with a week.

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