Explore the wild west of Curaçao on a full-day guided safari in a 4x4 off-road vehicle. This adventure combines the expansive San Pedro plains, an intriguing limestone cave, local history, dramatic coastal views and a refreshing swim.
Your journey begins in the morning with a pick-up service that takes you across the sandy expanses of San Pedro. You'll follow off-road tracks through vast landscapes dotted with towering cacti, offering a side of Curaçao that's often missed by those sticking to the main roads. Next, you'll stop at a fascinating limestone cave before continuing to the Savonet Museum nestled within Christoffel National Park. Here, you'll delve into the history of Curaçao’s oldest plantation and learn about the lives of the people who once inhabited and worked there.
From there, your adventure takes you to the north side of the island where powerful waves crash against dramatic cliffs. Along the route, there's a panoramic lookout point that won’t be spoiled with too much description – it's best experienced firsthand. A picnic lunch is included in your day. Following this, you'll head to one of San Juan's secluded beaches for a revitalising swim. There will be ample time to relax and soak up the Caribbean atmosphere.
This comprehensive day out combines nature, history, scenery and locations that are inaccessible to regular rental cars. So don’t forget your camera – this is Curaçao beyond the typical beach route.
