Curacao, Netherlands Antilles
Tel. +5999 465 6699
Fax. +5999 465 6689
Catching a Wave
Year-round trade winds make some of Curacao’s windward beaches ideal for surfing, windsurfing and kite boarding and the island has produced many champions. If you are interested in wave sports, ask staff at the water sports center, they will be able to tell you where the best spots are.
Fishing
Fishermen will be keen to go in search of the big one and area waters are rich in blue marlin, dorado, tuna, wahoo and other game fish. Boats are available for half and full-day charters.
Klein Curacao
Cruise to Klein Curacao (little Curacao) and spend the day snorkeling and relaxing on the beautiful beaches of this uninhabited island off the southern tip of Curacao.
Royal Boat Ride
Pelican Boat Ready to explore the island, all aboard the new Pelican Boat! Choose from a great selection of boat trips including an unforgettable Sunset Cruise, a visit to Willemstad Harbor, daytime Fun in the Sun outings or a Nighttime Snorkeling Adventure. Everything is included and anything is possible.
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Kayaks
Sign a kayak out from the Front Desk at the resort to explore the bay and the Curacao coast. This service is free for our members and there is a $10 US fee for Interval International and rental guests. If you would like to go further afield, ask your Concierge about sea kayak trips available from local water sports centers entitled to a discount.
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Snorkeling & Diving
A variety of trips to the island’s coral reefs and diving lessons can be arranged at the Front Desk or at the Ocean Encounters Dive Center across the bridge from the resort. This family owned Dive Center offers Open Water courses twice a week and daily morning and afternoon dives for certified divers.
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Curacao's Coral Reef
Forests of coral mushrooms, eerie blue caves and huge swirling shoals of tiny fish silvered by the sunlight are the stuff dreams are made of and Curacao is indeed a diver’s dream. With over 65 dive sites rich in colorful marine life, caves, wrecks and challenging drop-offs, the island is one of the Caribbean’s top dive destinations.
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