Klein Curaçao is an uninhabited islet of blinding white sand and turquoise shallows, reached by a day-trip boat, the island's quintessential excursion.
Operators depart early from the southeast coast for the roughly 1.5 to 2 hour crossing.
The day typically includes snorkelling over turtles and reef, a barbecue lunch, and time to explore the windswept beach, the candy-pink lighthouse and a poignant ship graveyard on the wild side. The crossing can be choppy, so consider motion-sickness precautions.
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- Book a reputable operator and bring motion-sickness tablets.
- There is no shade or shops, sunscreen, hat and water are essential.
- The east side is wild and dangerous to swim; stay on the calm west beach.
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How long is the boat ride to Klein Curaçao?
Usually 1.5 to 2 hours each way, depending on the operator and sea conditions.