To help you find your way in Curacao's water activities for children, we have listed the top 5 water activities that our kids enjoyed most. Taking your children on their first-ever boat ride, building sand castles, search for seashells, learn to surf, frolic in the water, simply run around on the beach until you can't any longer....., or meeting local children, it’s simple adventures like these that make Curacao such a great island for families. Water is going to be easy to f

Here are our TOP PICKS for boat excursions in Curacao just for you! Light Recreational Watersports In the event you are looking for light recreational kayaking, paddle boards, etc... we would recommend using Divers Republic, SUP Curacao, Windsurfing Curacao, ProSail, or Adrenaline Tours. Divers Republic rents kayaks and is located at Coral Estate, just 2 minutes down the road from Villa Seashell. ProSail is located at the Spanish Water. You can rent kayaks and sailboats at Pr

Whether you're on or in the water, Curacao offers crystal clear waters to swim and play. Get wet and experience the islands vast marine life or discover it from above by kayak or on a tour. 1. Kite surfing Kite boarding or kite surfing is a very exciting water sport activity. It's a mix of windsurfing, wakeboarding, surfing and parasailing. It's also an extreme sport, so it is important to get lessons before practicing this activity on your own. With its combination of speed,

Ryan de Jongh is famous on Curacao. In 2009 it took him only 22 days to kayak from St. Maarten to Curacao over a distance of 997 miles. The years after that he kayaked several times a year around Curacao (99 miles). Mangroves The reason for his expeditions is to collect funds for his project on Curacao to re-plant mangrove trees, which were destroyed during the colonial times to built houses. Curacao lost 60% of its mangrove population during his time. The mangroves are ve

In the Netherlands, we used to live along one of those typical Dutch canals, which connected with other canals and lakes. We had kayaks and canoes, which we regularly used to explore the area with our family. Although often cold and wet, it was always a lot of fun. We would take a picnic basket with us or just stop at one of the local restaurants along the water for a drink and a snack. After moving to Curacao, we often talked about how nice it would be to use a kayak to