Top Curacao ATV Tours

My sister in law and I booked this tour while on a single day stop via a cruise ship. We are both in our late 50's but fit and active. We enjoyed it very much. It was simple to get a cab ride to the location which was about 10 minutes away from the cruise ship dock. When we got there we got a good 10 minute briefing about how to use the ATVs (it was my first time). The tour was a mix of riding on the roads and riding offroad. The road driving was not concerning - the traffic was light and slow. About the offroad - it was REALLY offroad. Lots of navigating around culverts and very uneven terrain and boy did we get dirty. Having a covering over your mouth and nose would reduce the amount of dirt you end up eating if you don't have one. The group was divided up into the fast riders and my sister in law were behind going slower. Then there was another tour operator who brought up the rear. They were very conscientious to help you pick out the easiest path on the offroad stuff. We drove past the flamingo sanctuary and the windmill farms, then headed to the caves. That was the real highlight. Our tour guide was very knowledgable about the history of the caves and how the indigeneous people used them. It was fascinating. However, it was not for someone who would have mobility issues as the floor of the cave was dark and uneven. After the cave tour we headed to the Kokomo Beach for an hour to have lunch and relax in the sand. When we got back to the shop location they were kind enough to call us a cab. We always try to book tours with locally owned small businesses rather that through the cruise ship shore excursions because then they get all of the money and the cruise ship doesn't get a percentage. This outfit was very well organized and everyone was very sweet to us. I would definitely recommend this to someone looking for some adventure as long as they were comfortable doing offroading and walking on uneven terrain.