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Getting there
The vibe
“Day-trip desert island, blinding white sand”
A blinding-white, uninhabited islet two hours by boat off the south-east coast, with a wrecked tanker, a candy-striped lighthouse and water in every shade of blue. Day trips include lunch on the beach and free time to swim with turtles. Bring sun protection — there is no real shade.
Accessibility
Not step-free
Boat transfer required. No permanent facilities or accessible infrastructure.
About
An uninhabited island of brilliant white sand and turquoise water, reachable only by tour boat. Home to a historic pink lighthouse and shipwrecks. Explore the historic pink-and-white lighthouse and the wrecked oil tanker on the exposed coast — a highlight of every full-day boat trip.
Amenities
On-beach restaurants & bars
- Tour boat cateringBBQ lunch provided by tour operators
Getting around
You'll want a car to reach this beach
Curaçao's best beaches are spread across the island and the buses don't reach most of them. Rent from a trusted local company and explore on your own schedule.
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