6 Things bring to Klein Curacao

If you are susceptible to seasickness catamarans in general favor other types of boats. This because catamarans are very stable, have little to no heeling, and don’t roll at anchor. However, if you are prone to seasickness, it is recommended that you have breakfast before boarding and take a motion sickness medication as a precaution. Medicines are not available on board.

It is not every day that you get to say you that you have visited an uninhabited sunlit island, full of history and mystery. From dolphins to sea turtles, from panoramic views to wrecks and ruins, from a pearly white sand beach to an impressive 75ft catamaran… Get your camera ready for some great Instagram photos! (don't forget to tag us @bluefinncharters)

With almost no structures on the island to provide shade and a pearl white beach half a mile long, it is safe to call Klein Curaçao a sun-drenched bounty island with a desert climate. Sunscreen with a higher SPF, hats, (swimming) shirts with long sleeves and sunglasses are not an unnecessary luxury but a necessity! Bring everything you need to protect yourself from the relentless hot sun! Especially if you take a walk inland to explore the lighthouse, ruins and shipwreck. You may not feel the intensity of the suns rays because of the cool sea breeze, but you will see and feel the result at the end of the day if you don't use the right sun protection and take good care of your skin.

Klein Curacao is known for its rich underwater world. As soon as you enter the water, you immediately see a wide variety of fish and sea turtles! On the leeward side of the island you can easily snorkel everywhere. On board we have free snorkel gear, mask and pipe. If you want to snorkel with fins, this is something to take with you on the trip. If you prefer to scuba dive, then diving equipment is also something to take with you.

On the island there are an abandoned lighthouse, ruins, graves and some shipwrecks. All a must to see. They seem far away from the mooring, but it is quite a short walk. Usually the island has little vegetation for easy walking, but water shoes or slippers are a must as the rocky land gets far too hot for bare feet.

Although you can dry off just by standing around, we recommend that you bring a towel. It helps you dry off quickly, but also keeps you warm when the sea breeze is cold. A set of dry clothes can also be useful, especially if you plan on hanging out on the web where you are sure to get wet.

Enjoy the trip and your day at Klein Curacao! Book your trip here if you haven't already done so.