Curaçao Things to Do Tips by Valeggua

Aloë Vera

Curacao has natural Aloe Vera plants.
This world famous plant has natural healing powers!
It can be used externally to treat various skin conditions such as cuts, burns and eczema, and eases pain and reduces inflammation.

So knowing this, I stopped at the road to get a leaf of this wonderplant..
But offcourse you can also visit the plantations, where you get general info and where you can buy Aloe Vera products!

Address: Groot St. Joris

Other Contact: ecocity@cura.net

Website: http://www.aloecuracao.com

Knip Beach

Curacao beaches are paradise beaches.
One of the biggest beach (wich is not very big) is Knip Beach (see picture)

If you don't like crowded beaches, you might want to avoid Sundays, when the locals come here to have a day full of fun and barbeque!

Address: Knip Beach, Westpunt

Directions: North Side of the Island, about 30 minutes from the capital city

Snorkeling and diving

Bring your snorkeling or dive gear,
Curacao has some of the clearest water in the Caribbean, with average visibility running anywhere from 80-140 feet (25-40m) which will help you fully appreciate the 80 miles of pristine coral reef encircling the island.

Tropical fish, sea turtles, seahorses, eels, and (if you're lucky) even dolphins just swimming around you!

I found a website with 80 different dive locations:
http://www.curacao-actief.com/index.php?id=3

Website: http://www.curacao-actief.com/index.php?id=3