Curaçao is known for its colourful buildings and houses. The beautiful colours of Curaçao is not limited in the city, but you can find the colours even in the sea. Curaçao is surrounded by beautiful azure blue seas with many corals and colourful fishes. The underwater world of Curaçao is beautiful! Here you will find water creatures such as: turtles, lobsters, sponges, lionfish and seahorses.
We have listed our favourite dive sites for you:
On the southeast side of the Caracas Bay, there has been an old tugboat wreck, the famous Tugboat, for more than 20 years. Every day this special site is visited by divers and snorkelers. Do you also want to see how colorful the underwater world of Curaçao can be?
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A bit further after the Tugboat is the Director’s Bay, a well-known dive site. Underwater cliff covered with beautiful corals and sponges. A natural aquarium where you can spot seahorses!
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Playa Lagun is one of our favorite dive and snorkel sites, because it’s more than just a beach. It is our natural aquarium. You’ll discover many colorful fishes, corals and turtles in the amazing turquoise water of Playa Lagun.
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The nickname has to say enough about this beautiful dive site. Playa Kalki is a private beach next to Kura Hulanda Lodge and Beach Club and it’s almost a magical Underwater world. From the beach it is about 3 minutes to swim to the coral wall. Where you can discover the underwater landscape that could only exist in a fantasy world, like Alice in Wonderland. Are you curious about Playa Kalki?
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You’re on holiday to relax and you want to discover the most peaceful place on Curacao? Then you must visit Klein Curacao, it’s located about 10 kilometers south-east of Curacao. In the water of Klein Curacao, you can enjoy the quietness of the nature, the colorful fishes and corals. At this beautiful island you can get the peace of mind you’re looking for. Klein Curaçao is a must visit! Ready for this unforgettable experience?
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