Top Curacao Snorkeling

We had a really memorable experience on this snorkel with sea turtles tour in Curaçao. Swimming alongside the turtles was absolutely the highlight—there were several turtles of various sizes at the beach and came surprisingly close, which made it feel like a once-in-a-lifetime moment. They do feed the turtles with dead fish to lure them in, but watching the turtles fight for food was also a cool experience. The water is crystal clear and the beaches we visited were beautiful. The tour was well organized, and transportation was smooth with easy pickup and drop-off. Our guides, Patrick and Sexy Eddie, were fantastic—super friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience more fun and relaxed. They shared great information about the island’s history along the way, which added a lot to the day. In addition to the turtle snorkeling stop, we also got to see flamingos, which was such a cool bonus, and we visited a second beach where we had time to swim and relax on our own. It made the whole experience feel more well-rounded and not just a single stop. A couple things to keep in mind: the main turtle beach (Playa Grandi) can get pretty crowded since it’s a public beach, and there are some rocky areas, so water shoes are a good idea. While snorkeling gear is provided, you might prefer to bring your own. Overall, this is a great excursion if you want a fun, active day and an unforgettable wildlife experience—just go in with the right expectations and you’ll love it.

Be prepared to have a great time and meet great people along the way. The waters may be a little choppy, so if you have motion sickness, please bring your meds. The crew was professional, fun and accommodating. The food was delicious and the drinks were plentiful! Snorkeling was a wonderful experience. The water was so blue - absolutely beautiful. Would definitely do it again.

This was honestly one of the best experiences I had in Curaçao. The seabob was super easy to learn, even if you’re a little nervous at first, and once you get the hang of it, it feels like you’re literally gliding through the water. We got to explore way more than regular snorkeling and saw beautiful fish and sea life up close. Andy, the owner, was amazing. He was so knowledgeable, kind, patient, and informative, and you can tell he genuinely loves what he does. He made the whole experience feel safe, smooth, and enjoyable from start to finish. The meeting location was also super easy to find the coordinates were exact, which made everything even more stress-free. The water was crystal clear and the whole vibe was just unreal. If you’re thinking about booking it, do it. It’s fun, different, and definitely something you won’t forget.

10/10 experience! The boat ride to Klein Curacao was so peaceful and beautiful. The ocean is so blue!!! Once we arrived to the island we swam to shore grabbed some chairs and then walked around the island to see the shipwrecks and lighthouse and it was so cool to see. Then lunch was served right at noon and it was so delicious! The ribs were my favorite! They began serving drinks at that time but we swam back to the island to relax until it was time to leave then got our drink on and had a dance party in the boat. The trip back was lively and fun. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and it was absolutely worth it.

I had such a great time during my kayak photoshoot. Even though the start time was pushed back just a couple of hours before we were supposed to begin, the session itself was smooth, creative, and so much fun. The photographer made it easy to relax on the water, and the final photos came out beautiful—natural, vibrant, and full of movement. Overall, a wonderful experience with stunning results.

A great way to see a lot of the island without renting a car. The beaches are beautiful, the bus gives you a nice break from the heat and the tour guide gives you just enough history to make it interesting. Free water on the bus to keep you cool and plenty of places to eat at stops along the way.

I saw this activity on Viator and knew immediately that our group had to book this excursion. I watched several videos and felt confident that I’d be able to do this. Fast forward to the actual date and time of the event and I was scared sh*tless! I’m not a strong swimmer and to be quite honest I am terrified of the water. While you don’t have to be a great swimmer it is important that you feel comfortable putting your head under water to get into the scooters helmet. It’s a very short time period, but a lifetime for someone scared of putting their head underwater. Gary and his assistant were sooo patient with me. They allowed me to get out all of my scaries and we finally got started. They give you a tutorial on how to work the scooter and certain hand signals for communication while under water. The scooters are a tad bit slow, but steady enough so that you can enjoy yourself while viewing the fish and other wildlife. If you have inner ear problems be mindful of this activity as the pressure changes and you’ll have to squeeze your nose to alleviate the pressure. Outside of that the tour was one of the most exciting things I’ve ever done (and that says a lot because I’ve done some pretty scary/cool things) in my life. There were so many different fish and we even saw a few turtles. Once we got back there were drinks and music at the dock and they were running a. Valentine’s Day special which included beef and cheese empanadas shaped like hearts with some of the cutest cocktails. I don’t need to do it again, but I’d highly recommend it to anyone who would listen. My group loved this activity and you will too if you love a good adventure!

If you’re prone to motion sickness take medication. They don’t mention anything about possibly becoming ill from motion sickness. The water does push you around and the walking on the ocean floor is very rocky and it’s hard to walk on it. The helmet also can cause you to feel sick because your eyes can see out of the sides and the front view is distorted.