Locals are very proud of the Christoffel National Park. There are eight marked hiking trails that leads you through the variety of our local flora and fauna. Besides natural riches the park offers much in the way of culture and history, these are the reasons why Curaçaoans are so proud of this nature reserve. Are you curious about what you can expect at the Christoffel National Park?

The strenght of the Caribbean Sea can be seen at the Shete Boka Park. Shete Boka means in Papiamento (official language) literally: the seven mouths. This refers to the seven natural inlets of the northern coastline. The coastline is more than 10 km long and is popular among the turtles. Different species of turtles come in these inlets and bays to lay their eggs. Do you want to know more about Shete Boka Park?

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There are various salt pans in Curaçao. In the surrounding area of Jan Thiel, there is a large salt lagoon that is regularly visited by our pink and beautiful flamingos. It’s a unique landscape with different hiking routes and it is often visited by locals. Are you curious about the salt pans of Jan Thiel?

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Windsurfing, kitesurfing and wave surfing are very popular sports on the island. Curaçao has many good surfing spots. The most famous places are at Sint Joris Baai, Playa Kanoa and Klein Curaçao. Do you want to know more about the ultimate surf experience in Curaçao?

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Do you want to enjoy our beautiful nature with friends or family? What about kayaking together? There are several places in Curaçao where it is possible, but our favorite spot is between the mangrove trees at Piscadera Baai. Are you wondering why Piscadera Baai is our favorite kayaking location?

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