Turtles & Blue Room | Beach Hopping with the Powerboat

$ 185

Departure from Jan Thiel or Mambo
Beaches, turtles and Blue Room
Super fast boat, tough trip
No seasickness

Incl. BBQ Lunch & Open Bar
Every Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Quickly full, book on time
Free changes up to 24h in advance

Beach hopping along the most beautiful beaches of Curacao with a fast rib boat. You will make at least 3 stops: at the Blue Room cave, snorkeling with turtles and the beautiful beach of Kokomo. And of course an adrenaline rush from heavy engines blowing the boat across the water at about 100 mph!

Tuesday, 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Stop 1
BLUE ROOM

Stop 2
PLAYA PISKADO

Stop 3
KOKOMO

Good to know:
A trip on the Powerboat is not suitable for pregnant women or people with back and/or neck problems and is entirely at your own risk.

Rate

12 yr. or older: US$ 185 p.p.
children 6 to 11 yrs. old: US$ 155 p.p.
Children aged 5 yr. or younger can tag along (US$ 155 p.p.) if they can stay seated completely unaided at the boat’s swings and with express parental consent that the child is not afraid of roller coasters and similar attractions.
This trip is not suitable for pregnant women or persons with back or neck problems. Not wheelchair accessible.

When booking a deposit of US$ 37 p.p.; pay the balance no later than 24 hours in advance.

Transportation

No hotel pickup service is offered with this trip.
There are 3 boarding locations available:
– Jan Thiel beach – 09:45
– Mambo beach – 10:15
– Marichi pier (near cruise ships) – 10:30
If you need to take your rental car to a pick-up location, we recommend choosing Mambo beach due to free parking.

If the sea is too rough or there are too few participants, the captain may decide that the trip will be canceled. By mutual agreement, a new date can be scheduled (if possible), or you will receive a full refund.

What the tour looks like

This Westpunt beach hopping boat trip with the Powerboat is increasingly seen as the most beautiful boat trip in Curacao. And we agree! One of the nice things about this trip is that you can help decide where to make a stop, in addition to the fixed stops already scheduled by the captain. After disembarking you are right in the middle of the excursion because you can immediately see the famous hotspots of Curacao from the water. You will sail past Jan Thiel Beach, Mambo Beach, Punda and the St. Lawrence River. To get from St. Annabaai (Handelskade, Pontjesbrug) to Banda Abou you´ll go along Piscadera and Boca Sami, the countryside of Curacao where beautiful nature is abundant.
A big advantage of a trip on the Powerboat is that you skim almost straight across the water due to the speed, rather than bobbing back and forth on the swell as in other boats. As a result, there is almost no chance of getting seasick in the Powerboat.

Certain stops on the West Point Beach Hopping Tour

Blue Room

The Blue Room is one of the places you´ll always make a stop during this West Point Beach Hopping tour. The Blue Room (Blue Room) is a cave known for the blue light shining into the cave. Very beautiful to see, and the cave is only accessible from the water, so snorkels on and go! Of course, someone from the Powerboat always goes into the Blue Room with you as a guide. It can be a bit exciting, especially if you have to go underwater for a while to get into the cave, but it always turns out to be worth it. Note: If the sea is too rough to snorkel into the Blue Room, an alternative is offered (snorkeling near a sunken ship)

Playa Piskado

A tourist topper is guaranteed to be the beach at Playa Piskado. Because the fishermen here clean their fish and throw the leftovers into the sea, the large sea turtles come here throughout the day for a tasty snack. You´ll have a 100% guarantee of being able to see the sea turtles up close! Remember: DO NOT TOUCH the turtles and GIVE THEM SPACE!
The lunch will also be offered here.

Kokomo

The third stop on this trip is at Kokomo, a lovely cove near a beautiful and popular beach. A nice place to swim, snorkel and relax. And of course take a quick (Instagram-worthy) photo on the “world-famous” Kokomo swing in the sea.