Curacao Beach and Hato Caves Tour

Your guided journey starts in the colourful capital of Willemstad, where the Dutch colonial architecture and Caribbean harbour set the stage for the island’s rich cultural heritage. You’ll arrive early and take in the vibrant waterfront and historic districts before heading off the beaten track. 

From there the bus carries you to the salt plains near Sint Willibrordus where graceful pink flamingos feed in shallow tints of brine beneath the Caribbean sky — perfect for dramatic photographs and nature-lovers alike. 

Next you’ll explore the Hato Caves: ancient limestone galleries that once sheltered indigenous Arawak communities and later served as a refuge for escaped slaves. Inside you’ll wander past stalactites and stalagmites, discover petroglyphs and hidden pools in this natural cavern system. 

Finally you’ll relax at Daaibooi Beach, a sheltered bay with calm turquoise water and a laid-back atmosphere. Here you’ll have time to snorkel or just unwind on the white sand, enjoying the natural serenity of the Caribbean. Throughout the tour you’ll be refreshed with water, lime juice and snack on a pancake made locally — transport, guide and entrance fees are all sorted; you just bring your camera and sense of wonder.