Playa Kalki 

Playa Kalki is one of Curaçao's premier diving and snorkeling destinations, located just steps from Villa Westpunt. Home to Go West Diving and the world-famous Alice in Wonderland reef, this idyllic bay offers crystal-clear turquoise water, spectacular coral formations, and an abundance of marine life. Playa Kalki is a must-visit for divers and snorkelers alike.

Go West Diving

Just a 2-minute drive from Villa Westpunt

At Playa Kalki, Go West Diving is one of Curaçao's premier dive centers. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced diver, they offer guided dives, PADI courses, equipment rental, and unforgettable boat trips to some of the island's most spectacular dive sites. Explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter sea turtles, and discover why Curaçao is renowned as one of the Caribbean's best diving destinations.

Watamula

Renowned as one of Curaçao's finest dive sites, Watamula is a breathtaking underwater landscape shaped by the meeting of two ocean currents. Explore thriving coral reefs, colorful schools of tropical fish, graceful sea turtles, and dramatic underwater scenery. Combined with crystal-clear water and spectacular drift dives,

Watamula is a must visit for passionate divers.

Superior Producer 

The Superior Producer is widely regarded as one of the Caribbean's finest wreck dives and a must for experienced divers. Resting at a depth of 30 meters (100 ft), this 60-meter (200 ft) cargo ship sank in 1977 and has transformed into a thriving artificial reef. Explore the cargo holds, swim through the wreck, and visit the iconic wheelhouse while encountering schools of tropical fish, barracudas, and other fascinating marine life.

An unforgettable dive for wreck enthusiasts.

Tugboat

The Tugboat is one of Curaçao's most iconic dive and snorkel sites. Resting in shallow, crystal-clear water, this sunken tugboat has become a vibrant artificial reef, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced divers. Explore the wreck and the nearby pier, where you'll discover colorful coral, schools of tropical fish, octopuses, seahorses, scorpionfish, and many other fascinating marine creatures. With its easy access and abundant marine life, Tugboat is a must visit underwater attraction.

Mushroom Forest

Mushroom Forest is one of Curaçao's most unique dive sites, famous for its extraordinary mushroom shaped coral formations. With crystal-clear water, excellent visibility, and calm conditions, this spectacular reef is home to a rich variety of marine life. Discover colorful coral gardens, tropical fish, moray eels, and sea turtles as you explore one of the island's most remarkable underwater landscapes. Accessible by boat, Mushroom Forest is a favorite among divers seeking an unforgettable reef experience.

Beacon Point

Beacon Point is a spectacular dive site best suited for experienced divers due to its frequent currents. Renowned for one of the Caribbean's largest pillar coralformations, this dramatic reef features impressive coral gardens, steep drop-offs, and abundant marine life. Keep an eye out for barracudas, jacks, groupers, and schools of tropical fish as you explore one of Curaçao's most rewarding advanced dive sites.

Director's Bay

Director's Bay is a beautiful shore dive, perfect for both divers and snorkelers. Known for its calm, clear waters and thriving coral reefs, it's a favorite destination for underwater photographers.

Explore the historic shark fence, now covered in colorful sponges and sea fans, while searching for seahorses, frogfish, octopuses, moray eels, and many other fascinating marine creatures hidden among the reef.

Klein Curacao

Klein Curacao is a remote, uninhabited island surrounded by some of the clearest waters in the Caribbean. Famous for its pristine coral reefs, exceptional visibility, and abundant marine life,

it offers an unforgettable diving experience. Encounter sea turtles, large schools of tropical fish, eagle rays, and, with a bit of luck, dolphins or even hammerhead sharks in the deep blue. A dive trip to Klein Curaçao is a true highlight for anyone exploring the island's underwater world.