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Hofi Mango

Hofi Mango

This is a must-see experience to add to your agenda when visiting Curaçao – and if you live here and haven’t been yet, what are you waiting for? You’ll find this beautiful nature park along the drive to or from Westpunt. Step through the golden gates and into a lush landscape filled with legendary 300-year-old mango trees, vibrant wildlife, and peaceful walking trails. It’s a place where nature, history, art, and adventure come together. As you explore, you’ll come across the historic sugar mill and distillery, now a protected monument which tells the story of Curaçao’s early rum production. The beautifully restored site offers a window into the island’s colonial past and the legacy of those who once worked this land. Don’t miss the stone steps that lead up to a plateau, where a massive stone-and-wire sculpture by renowned local artist Giovanni Abath perfectly frames Mount Christoffel. In our Photography team’s opinion, this is one of the best Instagram photo spots on the island, so whether you’re up for a scenic hike or just want to take a slow walk through the trees and spot the wild peacocks that roam the grounds, this is a peaceful way to connect with nature and an easy Curaçao essential. Also worth noting: Hófi Mango is home to one of the best restaurants on the island, Kultura Kòrsou, run by acclaimed chef Willy Balentina. We highly recommend planning a meal there to round out your visit. And even though this is a nature park, the team has done a great job of making much of it wheelchair accessible. For those looking to add a bit more adventure, there is also a zipline experience on site, giving you a different perspective over the landscape and mango trees. It’s the kind of place you can spend a couple of quiet hours or linger half a day, depending on your pace. Bring water, wear comfortable shoes, and give yourself time to wander rather than rush this is more about soaking it in than checking it off a list. Details We Appreciate ● The mix of history, art, and nature in one setting ● 300-year-old mango trees and roaming peacocks ● The Giovanni Abath sculpture framing Mount Christoffel ● On-site dining at Kultura Kòrsou to complete the visit ● Zipline option for those who want a bit of added adventure ● Thoughtful accessibility throughout much of the park Need to Know ● Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM ● Restaurant (Kultura Kòrsou):  Weekdays 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM  Weekends 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM ● Entry: $15 self-guided / $20 with guided tour ● Guided Tours: Friday–Sunday at 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM
Blue Room Cave

Blue Room Cave

Visit the enchanting Blue Room Cave, a natural phenomenon where sunlight transforms the underwater cave into a magical blue room. Accessible by boat or canoe, the cave offers a dazzling and unforgettable experience. Paddle for 15 minutes to the cave, dive in, and be mesmerized by the vibrant blue reflections. Perfect for snorkelers, divers, and nature lovers, the Blue Room Cave highlights the beauty and fragility of the island’s natural wonders.
Christoffel National Park

Christoffel National Park

The largest and most biodiverse park on the island! In the park you can find the Christoffel Mountain, beautiful birds, our island's white tailed deer, and wonderful hiking trails. We offer tours, guided hikes, and seasonal activities. Also look for the Savonet Museum, located within the park.
Curacao Riff Mangrove Park

Curacao Riff Mangrove Park

The Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park is a 12-hectare city park dedicated to nature conservation, education, and visitor recreation. Opened to the public on July 1, 2022, the park offers walking paths with relaxation points, viewpoints, and educational signs. Visitors can enjoy birdwatching, learn about the mangrove ecosystem, and relax in the tranquil environment. The park is a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts and those looking to enjoy outdoor activities in Curaçao.
Dinah’s Botanic & Historic Garden

Dinah’s Botanic & Historic Garden

The medicinal and nourishing effect of herbs is the basis for Dinah's products. Dinah's beautiful and expansive herb garden receives visitors from all over the world every day.
Flamingo Sanctuary Sint Willibrordus

Flamingo Sanctuary Sint Willibrordus

On the southeast side of the island lies the Jan Kok Baai. It is known for its flamingos; their breeding grounds are found in the lagoon and can be observed from a viewing platform on the edge of the bay. A kite-surfing spot is on another edge of the lagoon, but visitors should note that it can only be reached via somewhat difficult unpaved paths.
Hato Caves

Hato Caves

The Hato Caves, a mystical site once inhabited by the Arawak and Caiquetio People, beckon visitors to explore their fascinating formations. These caves, formed below sea level millions of years ago, feature stunning limestone structures, romantic pools, and a waterfall. Notable is the Madonna statue within the cave, adding an element of intrigue. The caves are also home to a colony of long-nosed fruit bats. A visit to Hato Caves is a journey through geological wonders and historical significance.
Hofi Pastor

Hofi Pastor

Hofi Pastor, is a serene and picturesque location that offers visitors a chance to connect with nature. This beautifully maintained site is ideal for leisurely walks, bird watching, and enjoying the tranquil surroundings. With its lush vegetation and peaceful ambiance, Hofi Pastor provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
Klein Curacao

Klein Curacao

Klein Curacao is an uninhabited cay with pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Going here is a full-day adventure, as it is accessible only by boat, but it's a must-visit for its remote and stunning beauty. This pristine island boasts some of the longest and most beautiful beaches in the region surrounded by crystal-clear, inviting sea, and is perfect for snorkeling, with a spectacular reef. We at Otra Guide love pointing out Instagram Photo Ops, and this location has many, but none more famous than the abandoned lighthouse. Its unique architectural design, faded coral colors, and remote location make it perfect for Insta. You can venture inside, though it is smaller than it looks from the outside. There is also the haul of a rusted-out sunken ship on the island that, in contrast to the beauty, is wonderfully ugly. Check out our Tour pages to book a boat to take you there. There are no facilities on the island, but the boats that go there are set up for this and will ensure you have a great day.
Mount Christoffel

Mount Christoffel

Mount Christoffel is the highest point in Curacao, located within the Christoffel National Park. This natural landmark offers a challenging yet rewarding hike, with breathtaking views of the island from the summit. The park itself is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts and hikers. Visitors can explore the various trails, enjoy birdwatching, and learn about the unique ecosystem of Curacao. With its stunning scenery and outdoor activities, Mount Christoffel is a must-visit destination for adventure seekers.
National Park Rif St. Marie-Hermanus

National Park Rif St. Marie-Hermanus

National Park Rif St. Marie-Hermanus is Curacao’s newest nature reserve; this park offers a unique opportunity to explore the island’s natural beauty. Perfect for nature enthusiasts, this park promises to become a significant addition to Curacao’s array of natural attractions.
Tafelberg

Tafelberg

Tafelberg offers a unique full moon hiking experience in Curaçao, requiring participants to bring a headlamp for the adventure. The hike, known for its stunning views and serene atmosphere, is best enjoyed with proper footwear (such as old sneakers or hiking shoes), and a backpack for essentials. Participants are advised to arrive early to ensure timely departure and to enjoy the breathtaking sunset. Whether you're an avid hiker or a casual adventurer, Tafelberg's full moon hike is a must-try experience.
Watamula

Watamula

Everyone who visits Watamula is impressed by this natural phenomenon. When the waves hit the rocks, the water is blown through a hole with devastating force. The process produces spectacular images. Watamula is therefore very popular with photographers and Instagrammers. The water splashes like a rain shower on the rocks. Beautiful adventure worth the visit.