ShoreTrips says...

We think of the sea as a living creature, therefore it's always changing. With your best interest and safety in mind, please note that this excursion may depart from different areas on the southeast coast of Curaçao, depending on water conditions.

Have you ever wanted to go snorkeling with 100 other people? How about having little kids cannonballing in your face and someone's flippers side-swiping your leg? Yeah, us neither.

Now, imagine this: You (and some friends, if you wish), a couple of aqua boats (similar to jet skis), the warm Caribbean sun, tropical fish, the sound of splashing water, a friendly guide, and the beautiful surroundings of Curacao. This is the way we like to do things.

Set out on the beautiful pristine waters off the southern coast of Curacao. You'll be amazed at the gorgeous and quite varied coastline consisting of cliffs, small beaches and coves. It's not uncommon if you even see flying fish, dolphins and turtles on your way!

We'll cruise out to one of Curacao's best snorkeling sites, a tugboat shipwreck, which is home to all sorts of tropical fish. Located on the protected southeast side of Caracas Bay, the tugboat site is accessible only by boat. The wreck rests after sinking 25 years ago.

There's no limit to the underwater aquatic life you can see. Keep an eye out for colorful coral, morays, scorpion fish, and lobsters, plus schools of all sorts of little squiggly ones! Above water, you'll enjoy the picturesque view of an old manorial estate and Fort Beekenburg, a well-preserved fort that was originally built in 1703 to protect the inner bay.

If you have a waterproof camera, today's the day to bring it!