Top Things to do in Sabana Westpunt
Top 5 Things to do Good for Couples in Sabana Westpunt, Curacao
Discover the best top things to do in Sabana Westpunt, Curacao including GO WEST Diving, Kleine Knip, Playa Piskado, Playa Forti, Watamula Hole.
Restaurants in Sabana Westpunt
1. GO WEST Diving
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 478 reviews
GO WEST Diving Curacao is located at Playa Kalki in the West End of the island. With a satellite location at All West Apartments, we provide diving services to the Westpunt area including Kura Hulanda Lodge & Beach Club.. At GO WEST Diving we have the best diving concept which will take you to the best of Curacao, from the Mushroom Forest and Watamula and many more beautiful dive sites at the nature part of the island.We do 2 tank boat dives in the morning and single tank boat dives in the afternoon. On both dive locations there is an easy assailable housereef with beautiful corals and a lot of colorful fish. If you are not a diver yet, we like to show you the magnificent underwater world during a Discover Scuba. This is a half a day dive course. If you like to become a certified diver; we do give the complete open water course and for certified divers there is the possibility to continue dive education with courses like Advanced until Dive master. GO WEST Diving has a fleet of 4 dive boats is prepared to cater to groups of any size and requirements. Our company's goal is to enable you, our valuable customer, to enjoy the ultimate diving experience in a safe, family oriented, and relaxing atmosphere.
2. Kleine Knip
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By Mark0416 - Buffalo, United States
This beach definitely takes a little effort to find (GPS recommended) but driving to the north end of the island to explore all of the beaches and coves is a great way to spend a morning/afternoon. We decided to spend a day popping around to all of the different beaches in the area as well as enjoy the views as we drove around the north end. When we ended up here we were absolutely stunned. It was like the beaches you see in a movie. Perfectly secluded and surrounded on either side by huge rocky bluffs, this felt like a private escape that only the locals know about. We spent a couple of prime hours here and never saw more than 20 or so other people on the beach at the same time. Renting chairs is relatively inexpensive ($5-10 USD for 2 chairs if I recall correctly, and roughly $15 total if we wanted an umbrella as well). Snorkeling here was phenomenal. There was some really cool coral and a large variety of fish to look at. Do yourself a favor and step away from the hotel managed beaches and take the time to drive out and find this hidden gem.
3. Playa Piskado
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Reviewed By JenniferInMontreal - Montreal, Canada
Swimming with turtles so close you could touch them (though we shouldn't) was such a cool experience. Some were so huge! A few little ones as well. The locals know them by name and there is a bit sign identifying which are which, but we found it impossible to match up the turtles with their names. We went in the late afternoon and there were people there, but not horrible. Maybe 10 of us in the water and another 10 on the bridge watching. Definitely get in the water to experience this!
4. Playa Forti
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 180 reviews
Reviewed By Noelley123
I visited Playa Forti with two different tour groups...as I went cliff jumping the first time and to see the sea turtles the second time. I would highly recommend doing both activities! The cliff jumping is such a thrill. I watched a few people and then I decided to do it. I just went for it...and I am glad I did. I keep watching the video...and ended up jumping two more times. I felt safe the entire time...there is a small platform and the restaurant staff are constantly reminding people to jump out. I wore water shoes and jumped feet first...I mean, it is a 40 foot drop. Advice: keep your arms in when going into the water! I had mine out, and I smacked them on the water! Ouch! Also, it is a bit of a swim back to shore...but I had so much adrenaline pumping that it was no big deal.
5. Watamula Hole
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By TylerAnnGoswick
Went here after visiting the Bokas. You have to travel down a dirt road for a bit to get to it. The sound they waves made when they crashed in to the hole is unbelievable. Will take your breath away!
