Curacao

Watamula Hole, located in the north of Curaçao, is a natural phenomenon in which the ocean lifts water and air through a hole in the rock, creating the effect of a natural geyser. Surrounded by a moonscape and wild waves, the place has a dramatic atmosphere.

Kokomo Beach is a picturesque cove with turquoise water, fine sand and an iconic swing over the sea. The beach is sparsely visited, ideal for relaxing and snorkelling. You'll find a bar, showers and a dive centre.

Willemstad, the capital of Curaçao, is charming with its colourful houses, the iconic Queen Emma Bridge, the historic Punda district, and the Rif Fort. Here you'll find shops, restaurants and the exotic Floating Market. Experience the traditional Sinterklaas celebrations in November with music, parades and fireworks.

Hato Caves are one of the most interesting natural phenomena of Curaçao. Once they were under the sea, today they hide a subterranean world full of stalactites, bizarre rocks and legends of Arawak ghosts. Guided cave tours last 45 minutes and offer a glimpse of the island's history and natural wonders.

Kleine Knip is a hidden paradise on the west coast of Curaçao. This small, quiet beach offers fine sand, turquoise sea and a rich underwater world. Snorkelling off the rocks reveals rare fish and coral. Although the beach is only minimally organised, that is precisely what gives it its authentic atmosphere.