Beaches of Curaçao by tour bus

Beaches of Curaçao by tour bus

Beaches of Curaçao by tour bus

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Total price: $85 USD per person
(Reserve by paying 17 USD)

🚌 About this tour

Price: Adults $85 | Children (4-12 years old) $65 | Infants (0-3 years old) Free of charge
📅 Availability: Wednesdays and Saturdays
🕘 Departure time: 9:00 a.m.
⏱️ Duration: Approximately 7 hours
📍 Itinerary: Shete Boka National Park (including Boca Tabla Cave), Piskado Beach (snorkeling with turtles), Kenepa Beach, Cas Abao Beach and Flamingo Lake in St. Willibrordus.
🚐 Boarding: Pick up directly at your hotel

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    Discover the west coast of Curaçao - a region famous for its lush landscapes, stunning beaches and fascinating history. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will enjoy a full day exploring some of the island's most iconic natural sites.

    Highlights of the itinerary:

    • Shete Boka National Park - A 45-minute hike along the rugged north coast, where you can appreciate the power of the ocean. Visit the spectacular "Boca Tabla" cave or simply enjoy the view of the waves crashing against the rocky shore.

    • Piskado Beach - Snorkel with sea turtles in their natural habitat, an unforgettable underwater experience.

    • Kenepa Beach - One of the most photographed beaches in Curaçao, known for its breathtaking views and crystal clear waters, perfect for swimming.

    • Cas Abao Beach - Chosen by National Geographic as one of the 21 best beaches in the world. Here you can relax, swim, snorkel or enjoy a snack at the beach bar.

    • St. Willibrordus Salt Lake - On the way back, you will pass a scenic salt flat where flamingos can often be seen in their natural environment.

    What to bring:

    • Water shoes

    • Sunscreen, hat/cap and sunglasses

    • Towel and camera

    (Beach chairs and lunch are not included).

    Sunset Sail in Curaçao: catamaran at sunset

    Sunset Sail in Curaçao: catamaran at sunset

    Sunset Sail in Curaçao: catamaran at sunset

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    Total price: $75 USD per person
    (Reserve by paying 15 USD)

    About this tour

    • Price: Adults: $75 / Children (4-12): $40 / Infant (0-3): Free

    • Payment: Online

    • Availability: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday

    • Departure time: 5:00 pm
    • Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours
    • Boarding: Village Marina @ Caracasbaai at 4:30 p.m. (Reservations required)

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    Close the day aboard a comfortable catamaran with the Sunset Sail (2.5 hours).

    We cruise the tranquil Spanish Water Bay as the sky is tinged with oranges and pinks, overlooking Table Mountain and elegant waterfront mansions.

    On board you will enjoy an open bar (water, soft drinks, juices, rum, vodka, Blue Curaçao, white and rosé wine, and beer) and three types of snacks.

    Weather and sea conditions permitting, we go out to the open sea for a spectacular sunset and can continue on to St. Anna Bay to admire the Willemstad skyline from the water: a perfect closing to toast to a great day.

    Catamaran excursion to Klein Curaçao with Irie Tours – Beach, snorkeling and BBQ

    Catamaran excursion to Klein Curaçao with Irie Tours – Beach, snorkeling and BBQ

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    Total price: $120 USD per person
    (Reserve by paying 24 USD)

    About this tour

    📅 Availability: daily, departure at 8 a.m.
    💰 Price: 120 USD
    💳 Payment:
    Book with 20% deposit and receive immediate confirmation. You pay the rest 1 day before boarding
    🕓 Boarding:
    7:40 AM

    📍Location: Caracasbaaiweg

    🚕 Optional services (extra):
    Roundtrip transportation $15 p.p.
    (Free pick-up in Jan Thiel area).

       

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    Embark on a unique adventure to Klein Curaçao, a little piece of paradise located about 8 nautical miles from the main island. This uninhabited island of breathtaking beauty looks like something out of a postcard. Irie Tours takes you there in a comfortable and stable catamaran, where speed and comfort go hand in hand.

    What does it include?

    • Breakfast sandwiches, coffee and tea
    • Beverages (water, soft drinks and juices)
    • Open bar (from 12:30 p.m.): Rum, Vodka, Blue Curaçao, White wine, Rosé wine and Beer.
    • BBQ lunch (Meat and chicken skewers, chorizo, various salads, garlic bread - Vegetarian, vegan and pescatarian options available upon request).
    • Fruits
    • Snorkel and mask

    Tips to make the most of the excursion

    • Sea conditions can be rough, especially during certain times of the year.

    • To take care of yourself and the environment, it is recommended to use reef-friendly sunscreen.

    • If you do not have one, you can purchase ecological sunscreen at the boarding point.

    • It is also suggested to bring: long-sleeved shirts (rashguard type), hat or cap, sunglasses and towel.

    • Stay hydrated and alternate between sunny and shady areas to make the most of the day.

    Frequently Asked Questions - Excursion to Klein Curaçao with Irie Tours

    1. How long does the tour to Klein Curaçao take?
    The tour is a full day tour. The catamaran usually departs in the morning and returns in the late afternoon, offering plenty of time to enjoy the island, snorkel, hike and relax on the beach.

    2. What is included in the tour price?
    Includes light breakfast (sandwiches, coffee and tea), unlimited beverages (water, juices, soft drinks and open bar from 12:30 p.m.), BBQ lunch, fresh fruits, snorkeling equipment and transportation to/from certain points of the island (free from Jan Thiel, additional cost for other areas).

    3. Are vegetarian or vegan options available?
    Yes, when booking, you can request vegetarian, vegan or pescetarian options for the BBQ lunch.

    4. What should I bring on the tour?
    It is recommended to bring reef-friendly sunscreen, towel, hat or cap, sunglasses, rashguard type shirt and swimsuit. It is also important to stay hydrated and alternate between sun and shade during the day.

    5. Is it suitable for children and the elderly?
    Yes, but it is important to note that the catamaran ride can be bumpy due to waves, especially at certain times of the year. It is recommended to consult before booking if there are special conditions.

    Are beach chairs available?
    Beach chairs are not included in the tour price, but you can bring your own chair or towel to relax on the sand.

    7. Is it possible to see sea turtles or dolphins?
    Yes, it is very common to spot sea turtles while snorkeling and sometimes dolphins during the catamaran ride.

    Brion City Hotel Curaçao: Reviews, Pros, and Cons for Your Trip

    Brion City Hotel Curaçao: Reviews, Pros, and Cons for Your Trip

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    If you're planning a trip to Curaçao and looking for a well-located hotel to explore Willemstad, you've probably come across the Brion City Hotel. Located across from the famous Brion Square, in the heart of the Otrobanda neighborhood, this hotel is a popular choice among travelers who want to be close to everything.

    In this article, we'll go over the pros, cons, and frequently asked questions so you can decide if this is the best option for your trip.

    Location

    The Brion City Hotel is located right next to the Queen Emma Pontoon Bridge, just a short walk from the colorful buildings of Punda and the main tourist attractions. It's ideal if you want to explore the historic center on foot.

    Advantages

    • Strategic location: Perfect for exploring Willemstad without needing transportation.

    • Privileged view: Some rooms offer views of the floating bridge and the ocean.

    • Close to restaurants and shops: There are options for every budget in the area.

    • Quick access to public transportation: Ideal for those who want to explore the island.

    • Pool and common areas: Places to relax after a day of sightseeing.

    Disadvantages

    • Noise: Since it's in a very busy area, it can be noisy, especially on weekends.

    • Room size: Some rooms may be too small for long stays.

    • Limited parking: If you're coming by car, finding a spot might be a problem.

    • It's not a resort: It doesn't have a private beach or extensive luxury facilities.

    • Basic breakfast: It may not be as varied as at other hotels.

    Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

    1. Does the Brion City Hotel have a private beach?
    No, but it's close to several beaches that you can reach by taxi or public transportation.

    2. Is it safe to walk around the area at night?
    Yes, it's a tourist area, but as in any city, it's advisable to exercise caution and avoid deserted streets.

    3. Is breakfast included in the rate?
    Yes, but it's usually pretty basic. If you're looking for more variety, there are coffee shops nearby.

    4. Does it have its own parking lot?
    There are a few spots available, but they aren't always guaranteed.

    5. Is it recommended for families with children?
    Yes, although because of its urban location, it's more popular with couples and independent travelers.

    Is this the right hotel for you?

    The Brion City Hotel is an excellent choice if you're looking for a central location, comfort, and affordable prices in Curaçao. It's not a luxury hotel or a resort with a private beach, but it's perfect for exploring Willemstad on foot and having everything nearby.

    If your priority is to be in the heart of the city and enjoy local life, this hotel might be perfect for you.

    📍 Book your stay at the Brion City Hotel here

    The Ritz Village Hotel Curaçao: Is it worth staying there?

    The Ritz Village Hotel Curaçao: Is it worth staying there?

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    Curaçao has become one of the Caribbean’s favorite destinations for Latin American travelers seeking idyllic beaches, vibrant culture, and unique experiences. One of the most popular lodging options in Willemstad is The Ritz Village Hotel, located in the historic Scharloo district. But is it really worth staying here?

    In this article , we'll walk you through the pros and cons and answer 5 key questions to help you decide if this hotel is right for you.

    Benefits of Staying at The Ritz Village Hotel

    • Central location: Just a 10-minute walk from Punda and the famous Queen Emma Floating Bridge. Perfect if you want to explore on foot.

    • Historic charm: The hotel is located in a restored former ice cream factory, which gives it a unique character that sets it apart from other, more modern hotels.

    • Swimming pool and hot tub: The perfect places to relax after a day of exploring.

    • Rooms with kitchens: Ideal for travelers looking to save money by cooking or those with special dietary needs.

    • A peaceful, adults-only atmosphere: The perfect choice if you're looking to unwind without noise or distractions.

    Disadvantages to Consider

    • It's not right on the beach: Although it's close to downtown, you'll have to take public transportation to get to the best beaches.

    • Outdoor areas that are poorly maintained, according to some reviews: Some travelers mention that the pool area could be better maintained.

    • Breakfast is not included: Although there are options nearby, this may be an important consideration for some travelers.

    Frequently Asked Questions About The Ritz Village Hotel

    1. Is it close to the most famous beaches in Curaçao?

    It's not right on the beach, but you can drive to Mambo Beach or Jan Thiel Beach in about 10–15 minutes.

    2. Is the hotel safe?

    Yes, the hotel has 24-hour security and is located in a quiet area of Willemstad.

    3. Is cooking allowed in the rooms?

    Some rooms are equipped with a kitchenette, which is ideal for long stays or for saving money on meals.

    4. Is it a good option for couples?

    Absolutely. It's an adults-only hotel, perfect for romantic getaways.

    5. Does the hotel have parking?

    Yes, it offers free parking for guests.

    The Ritz Village Hotel is ideal if you're looking for a peaceful experience with local charm, a good location, and the freedom to get around on your own. It's not the place for those who want to be right on the beach or enjoy all the luxuries of a resort, but it's an excellent value for curious and practical travelers.

    Tip: If you're planning to rent a car to explore the island, staying here can be a strategic base for visiting both Willemstad and the beaches on the west coast.

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