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6 hours
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Discover the best of Curaçao’s west coast on this tour combining nature, culture, and relaxation. Explore the Hato Caves, filled with stalactites and ancient carvings, then pass by the traditional Kas di Pal’i Maishi for a glimpse into island history.
Unwind at two of Curaçao’s most beautiful beaches — Grote Knip and Daaibooi — where you can swim, snorkel, or simply enjoy the turquoise views. On the way back, stop to see wild flamingos feeding in the salt flats near Sint Willibrordus.
With round-trip transport, beach time, and a friendly local guide, this tour is the perfect way to experience Curaçao’s natural beauty and island charm in just one day.
What to Bring ?
Swimwear & towel – for swimming and snorkeling at Grote Knip and Daaibooi Beach
Sunscreen & hat – Curaçao’s sun is strong, even on cloudy days
Water shoes – recommended for rocky areas and snorkeling
Comfortable clothing & shoes – for walking at Hato Caves and short hikes
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Use of Snorkelling equipment
Water and soft drinks
Hotel/ cruise port pickup and drop-off
Beach chairs
Meals
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Hato Caves
The cave of the Amerindian Arawak's and Caiquetio Indians, who lived around this area, and left behind the petroglyphs, estimated at least 1,500 years old. The cave is officially protected by the state as of 1967. You will have a 1 hour cave tour with a knowledgeable guide, who will give all information on the history and cultural significance of the cave.
Kas di Pal'i Maishi
Kas di Pal’i Maishi,” meaning House of the Cornstalk, is a beautifully restored traditional house that offers a glimpse into Curaçao’s rural life from more than a century ago. Built from natural materials like clay, mud, and corn stalks, it represents the humble homes once lived in by the island’s Afro-Curaçaoan community after emancipation. Today, it stands as a small open-air museum where visitors can learn about local farming traditions, daily life, and the resilience of Curaçao’s people. Even as you pass by, your guide will share the history and symbolism behind this cultural landmark — a reminder of the island’s deep roots and enduring spirit.
Pickup included
82 reviews
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
Mikayla R,
Oct 14, 2025
- Review from Viator
This tour includes a little bit of everything! The caves were really interesting but just know that you cannot photograph much in there. Only small sections of the cave. We got to see the flamingos but they have been very far off in the distance. The beaches were great. At the first beach, we snorkeled and saw one turtle! I highly recommend WATER SHOES. The beaches are very rocky. The second beach we went to was the best beach we’ve been to here in Curaçao! It was so beautiful. The water was crystal clear and it wasn’t as rocky as most beaches. Also, be aware that they charge you for everything at this beach; the shower, the bathroom, and the beach chairs. Overall it was a super fun and educational experience! Our tour guide Nelly was fabulous!!
edenb507,
Oct 4, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
The tour didn’t meet the value of the price. Our driver was nice but we got started later than anticipated. Hato caves was neat to see but objectively short for the long ride to get there. The air conditioning in the bus malfunctioned so it was a hot day of bus travel. The sea turtles we were anticipating seeing ended up being one guy who was feeding a sea turtles while groping women posing them for pictures and demanding tips. Playa Knepa was beautiful but it was an extortion tour. The chairs cost money, the shower to wash your feet cost money, access to a bathroom cost money. For the price of what it cost to do the tour we added an extra $100 to be able to eat and sit during the course of the day. If you want to see these places I would recommend them but given the timeframe we were operating on and what it cost to be there you would be better off renting a car and doing it on your own time.
Amber S,
Sep 14, 2025
- Review from Viator
Great tour! The beaches are amazing and the water is out of this world! Ask your driver to do a stop for lunch bc the food was great! It’s VERY hot so be prepared! They do give you drinks if needed! Very friendly and the town is great!
814willemjanw,
Sep 6, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
Very helpfull and friendly guide. Package contains everything as described. Reserve in time as the bus is only having space for 9 people.


Voyage56432912927,
Aug 31, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
The tour was great! We saw all the local spots. Tour guide was friendly took our pictures and showed us all the local spots
Kevin O,
Aug 14, 2025
- Review from Viator
Nearly cancelled due to lack of communication before trip, but glad we didn’t. Great trip seeing multiple highlights. The turtle beach was not very impressive- glad it was not our only beach experience on Curscao.
Ashley F,
Aug 1, 2025
- Review from Viator
The tour operator was to have picked us up from our resort at 8:35. We arrived in the lobby at 8:15. Our only instructions were to look for a driver in a blue shirt with an embroidered company logo on it. At 8:35, we still never saw this person. There was a single, unmarked van in the drive but no operator was clearly visible. Our lobby reception staff informed us that many tours were not allowed within the resort and picked up from the front gate so we went there at 8:40. The only ride awaiting here was for a dive shop. We checked with the gate staff and were told no tour operators had been admitted thus far today. We waited at the gate until 9:15 before giving up. I immediately reached out to the tour company and was told that a refund would not be issued as we had missed our ride. I was told that they attempted to reach me via cell phone but being in a foreign country, no service was available. I was also told that they attempted to call our room but we were not there as we were awaiting them in the lobby/front gate. This was a highly anticipated tour by my young children due to the sea turtles. BOOK WITH EXTREME CAUTION! If interested in similar tour, consider the cheaper alternatives.
Jacob N,
Jul 19, 2025
- Review from Viator
Awesome views and Turtle bay beach was great. The tour gudie Nelly was energetic and informative. I'd recommend this island trip
Cassidy P,
Jul 16, 2025
- Review from Viator
Pickup was super easy—right outside near the cruise market tents. A friendly staff member greeted us and walked us just outside the gate to meet our driver. Our van had five tourists, and our guide Nelly was fantastic. The van had AC (huge win!), and she provided water, Sprite, Coke, snorkel gear, and pool noodles. Throughout the drive, she shared great info about the island. Stop 1: Flamingos This was a very quick roadside stop to see the flamingos. You can get out and take photos, but honestly, they were pretty far away—even zooming in didn’t help much. A bit underwhelming. Stop 2: Hato Caves Nelly handed us off to a local cave guide, and we rejoined her at the cave exit. It’s definitely humid inside, but they do have fans. Stop 3: Turtle Spotting & Snorkeling I can see why this is a love it or hate it spot. Its best to come with low expectations to “swim with turtles”. A fisherman cuts fish on the dock to attract turtles. I swam on the left side where it didn’t smell as strong, and while I didn’t see turtles there, the water and views far left were gorgeous. We had plenty of time to snorkel, swim, and explore. Stop 4: Grote Knip Beach This was my favorite stop. It’s a smaller, scenic beach with beautiful water and a laid-back vibe. I did the cliff jump—it was easy to get to- at your own risk- but definitely jump straight like a pencil or you’ll slap the water hard like I did and end up bruised 😬. We had about 2 hours here to relax and swim before heading back. Final Thoughts: I wouldn’t personally do this tour again only because I’ve done it once and I’d want to try something new next time. But I absolutely recommend it—especially for first-timers in Curaçao. You get to see some off-the-beaten-path areas. I would recommend to the tour company to drop the flamingo spot and maybe instead drive through the colorful downtown instead. Tips: • Wear water shoes (I wore Tevas)—the beach entrances are rocky. • Be prepared for stairs/inclines at several stops. • Bring cash – Beach chairs cost $5–$10, bathrooms are $1, and snack vendors are cash only as well. • You can leave stuff in the van with the guide at stops you don’t want to carry things to. It was a great balance of adventure and relaxation!
Kropslaap,
Jul 16, 2025
- Review from Tripadvisor
We had a great time! Wina our guide was enthusiastic and gave a lot of information. The turtle swimming was a bit too touristy but well it was fine. The caves were beautiful, just as the Grote Knip. You can do some great snorkeling there. We even saw some Flamingos on our way back.





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