Porto Mari

A great shore dive accessible from a quiet, calm beach out of the way of most of the tourist action. There are plenty of parking spaces, lots of shade, and benches to set up your gear on. Although a bit of a swim, the reef is healthy a beautiful.

Known by many as the most beautiful beach on Curacao, and thought to be one of the 5 most beautiful beaches in the world, Playa Cas Abou is a wonderful shore dive with a healthy reef system teeming with marine life siting right off the beach. White sandy bottom with the drop off starting at 9 mtr / 27 ft.

St. Marie Reef is not to be confused with the bay at Porto Marie. Report to the local diving school at the entrance of Coral Estate. The reef is healthy and the wall goes up to 40 meters.

Report to the local diving school at the entrance of Coral Estate, without you are not allowed to dive here. The reef is beautiful, you can enter the water via the pier and after a short swim you are directly on the wall.

It is a dive that you do not have to do deep, the best is not to go deeper than 10 meters, but you must know where to enter the water. It is best to take a dive guide who has been there before.

This site is a beautiful small beach next to Playa Manzaliña with little parking. The spread out coral reef starts here at about 6 mtr/20ft and slowly slopes down to 30 mtr/100 ft before disappearing into a sandy bottom.

Nice secluded beach with plenty of shade. The entrance from the beach can be rocky at some places. After a short swim from shore, the coral reef starts at 8 m/26 ft and gently slopes down. The best part of the reef is between 10-20 mtr/33-66 ft.

This dive site is only accessible by boat from beginner to advanced divers. It is a drift dive so hang out and go with the current. Let you gide by locals.

This is a very nice dive site just a short swim away from a small quiet beach where the coral reef drops off starting at 5 m/15 ft and reaching a depth of about 30 m/ 100 ft before becoming a sandy bottom again.

Above the water, you see the abandoned Sunset Waters Resort. But this spot is a little hidden gem. Underwater you'll find the remains of a Cessna that once crashed here. Later, the dropoff begins.