Unnamed Road, Curaçao
dive, snorkel, Beach, Shore Diving
Director’s Bay used to be the private beach of the directors of Shell, the Dutch Royal family used this beach at the same time. After the departure of Shell in 1985, the beach became public.
As the local story goes, it is said that the late Queen Juliana, who was invited to this beach, was so afraid of sharks that the Royal Dutch Shell Group build a “caged” in a section of the bay for her (we still haven´t seen any sharks around the area…)
When you go diving here and you turn left after entering the water there will be a wall that starts at 10 meters (30ft) and goes all the way to 40 meters (130 ft). Once you reach the outermost part and start shallowing up you can start to see schools of fish in all shapes and sizes and corals of
From here you can also reach Tugboat if you plan it well (have a car ready to pick you up) by going right instead of left once you enter the water. And even if you want to exit at Directors bay you will see a beautiful reef in the range of 3-40 meters (10 – 130 ft) filled with the diversity of Curacao.the area that include pencil coral, fan coral, fire coral amongst others.
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We will take you snorkeling in Curaçao to see a sinking ship, amazing corals and sponges and a little bit of sightseeing around the island.
You will be immersed in the culture of Curaçao and know some amazing beaches.
Snorkel and swimmer.
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Are you a certified diver looking to do shore dives during your stay in Curaçao? You have come to the right place. It doesn’t matter if you are an experienced diver or if you just finished your Open Water Diver certification.
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Are you a certified diver looking to make a couple of guided dives during your stay in Curaçao? You came to the right place.
Certified Divers.
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Are you a certified diver looking to make a couple of guided dives during your stay in Curaçao? You came to the right place.
Certified Divers.
The entire Curaçao is a spectacular destination for dive sites as it is the home to warm waters, biodiverse reefs, and vibrant island life.
The Island is located in the southern Caribbean and is part of the group of Antilles known as the ABCs. The other two islands in this collection include Aruba on the West and Bonaire on the east
With lots of places of interest around the island.
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