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Let me start off by stating that this is not the place to expect haute cuisine. It is just decent food. The menu is limited and includes fresh and frozen fish. They serve a decent red snapper as well as a good rib eye streak. Side dishes are limited. Just honest food for a decent price.

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That’s “welcome” in Papiamentu, a Creole language spoken by native inhabitants of Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles. Tucked below the hurricane belt in the southwestern Caribbean, just 35 miles north of Venezuela, the Dutch island of Curaçao warmly welcomes visitors.

Founded in 1963, the Curaçao Yacht Club today has approximately 630 members. Though many are sailors, the club is primarily home to those who enjoy fishing and cruising on motor yachts. Abundant docking facilities include a 100-meter dock especially for visiting yachts and fuel is readily available. A clubhouse offers dining accommodations and a bar open every day till late in the evening.

“All visiting yacht club members are more than welcome to use our facilities,” says club representative Tariq Welhous. “For the time they are visiting, they become automatic members.”

Adult activities are plentiful and, like most clubs, the Curaçao Yacht Club offers social activities for kids like beach volleyball, junior fishing tournaments, and sailing competitions.

Club members of all ages love sport fishing and will celebrate the 40th anniversary of their International Blue Marlin Release Tournament in March 2006. This three-day event draws about 140 men and women, both locals and international visitors, and is sponsored by major corporations like banks and insurance companies. Fishing is conducted according to international “Tag & Release” regulations.

The Curaçao Yacht Club 803 Challenge during the weekend provides a major prize like last year’s unclaimed Jeep Grand Cherokee for the first participant to weigh in a Blue Marlin that beats the 21-year record of 803 pounds. An opening ceremony is followed by two days of great fishing in the waters surrounding the island of Curaçao. On Saturday, a kids’ fishing tournament gives children their chance at pier fishing in and around the club premises. Sunday, after a second day of fishing, club anglers hold an award ceremony and dinner, and announce a donation to a charity from event proceeds.

In addition to the club’s major tournament event, some members compete in nearby sailing races each year such as the Bonaire Regatta in October, held for the past 38 years.

Welhous says Curaçao is a one of a kind destination worth visiting. For sightseers, it offers the charm of an 18th century Dutch village, fascinating museums, and the oldest Jewish synagogue still in use in the Western Hemisphere. A full 69 dive sites, 38 beaches, and Amstel Brewery tours are available for daytime fun, followed by eclectic dining and several alluring casinos at night.

The Curaçao Yacht Club is managed by a board with Roli Perret-Gentil as current president. Inquiries can be directed to Irvin Yrausquin, telephone: (599-9) 511-9046 or Tariq Welhouse, (599-9) 518-3313.

For more information and to send email, visit the club’s web site: www.curacaoyachtclub.com

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Curaçao Yacht Charters

Curaçao, the hidden gem of the Caribbean is an enchanting destination for an Odyssea yacht charter that will leave you breathless with its vibrant beauty and exhilarating experiences. From the moment you set foot on this tropical paradise, you’ll be captivated by its turquoise waters, pristine beaches, and rich cultural heritage.

Picture yourself sailing along the dazzling coastline of Curaçao, with the warm Caribbean breeze caressing your face as you explore its secluded coves and hidden bays. The island’s stunning underwater world beckons you to dive into its crystal-clear depths, where you’ll encounter a kaleidoscope of colorful coral reefs teeming with exotic marine life. Snorkelers and scuba enthusiasts will be enthralled by the vibrant coral gardens, shipwrecks, and underwater caves that Curaçao offers.

But Curaçao is not just about its breathtaking natural beauty. The island boasts a vibrant and diverse culture, influenced by its Dutch heritage and Afro-Caribbean roots. As you sail into the charming capital city of Willemstad, you’ll be greeted by the iconic pastel-colored buildings lining the waterfront, creating a picture-perfect backdrop. Stroll through the narrow streets of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city and immerse yourself in its rich history, vibrant markets, and lively local festivals.

Indulge in the island’s delectable cuisine, a fusion of flavors from around the world. From fresh seafood delicacies to mouthwatering local dishes like keshi yena (stuffed cheese) and kadushi (cactus soup), Curaçao tantalizes your taste buds with every bite. Don’t forget to pair your meal with the island’s famous Blue Curaçao liqueur, made from the peel of the laraha citrus fruit.

Curaçao offers a wealth of activities for adventure seekers. From hiking through rugged landscapes and exploring hidden caves to windsurfing and kiteboarding on the windswept beaches, there’s never a dull moment on this vibrant island. And when the sun sets, the nightlife comes alive, with beachside bars, live music, and dancing under the stars.

So, set sail for Curaçao and embark on an unforgettable Odyssea yacht charter adventure. Whether you seek relaxation, adventure, or a perfect blend of both, Curaçao promises to deliver an experience that will leave you longing for more. Get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, flavors, and rhythms of this Caribbean paradise. Your dream Odyssea yacht charter awaits in Curaçao!

Please note that weather patterns can vary, and it’s always a good idea to check the local forecast before planning your yacht charter.  The temperatures shown are average temperatures.

January in Curaçao typically sees moderate northeast trade winds, providing steady sailing conditions. Expect low rainfall and comfortable humidity levels. The sea is usually calm with clear visibility.

Similar to January, February offers steady northeast trade winds and low precipitation. Ideal for smooth sailing experiences with minimal weather disruptions.

The wind conditions remain favorable for sailing. The sea is calm, and the dry season ensures minimal rainfall, making March an excellent month for sailing.

April sees a slight increase in temperature. Winds are still favorable, but be prepared for occasional showers as the dry season ends.

The transition to the wet season begins. Expect more frequent showers, although they are usually short. The winds start to decrease in intensity, offering gentler sailing conditions.

Warmer temperatures and higher humidity characterize June. Rainfall increases slightly, but the sea conditions remain favorable for sailing.

July is similar to June, with slightly more precipitation. The winds can be unpredictable, so staying informed about daily weather conditions is advisable.

The weather remains warm with higher humidity. Rainfall can be more pronounced, and winds vary, but overall, sailing conditions are good.

September sees the peak of the wet season, with increased rainfall. Winds are generally lighter, making for smooth but potentially wet sailing experiences.

The wet season continues, but the intensity of rainfall begins to decrease. Winds are lighter, offering calm sailing conditions.

November marks the end of the wet season. Expect occasional showers and moderate winds, suitable for varied sailing experiences.

December brings a return to drier conditions. Northeast trade winds pick up, providing excellent conditions for sailing enthusiasts.

Curaçao Yacht Charter Attractions

Klein curaçao.

Embark on a journey to the idyllic island of Klein Curaçao, just off its larger counterpart’s coast. This uninhabited paradise boasts pristine white sandy beaches and mesmerizing turquoise waters, making it the perfect spot for a day of relaxation and exploration. Dive into the crystal-clear waters and discover a vibrant underwater world teeming with colorful coral reefs and tropical fish. Explore the island’s iconic red lighthouse, which stands as a sentinel overlooking the breathtaking scenery. Finally, don’t forget to wander along the shoreline to find remnants of shipwrecks that have become part of Klein Curaçao’s captivating history. Whether you’re seeking tranquility on the beach or underwater adventures, Klein Curaçao promises an unforgettable experience.

Dock your Odyssea yacht in the vibrant capital city of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage site that seamlessly blends history, culture, and Caribbean charm. Start your exploration in the historic district of Punda, where you’ll be enchanted by the picturesque pastel-colored buildings that line the waterfront. Take a stroll across the iconic Queen Emma Bridge, also known as the “Swinging Old Lady,” as it floats above the water and opens to let boats pass. Make your way to the neighborhood of Otrobanda, where you’ll discover a lively atmosphere with local shops, vibrant street art, and enticing restaurants. Don’t miss the Floating Market, where boats from Venezuela sell an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, and seafood. Immerse yourself in the rich heritage and vibrant atmosphere of Willemstad.

Shete Boka National Park

Immerse yourself in the raw and awe-inspiring beauty of Curaçao’s rugged coastline at Shete Boka National Park. This protected area is a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Explore the park’s network of trails that lead you to stunning vistas and secluded coves. Marvel at the natural wonders, from the dramatic sea caves carved by the relentless waves to the breathtaking blowholes where water shoots skyward. Be sure to visit Boka Tabla, a natural bridge where the crashing waves create a mesmerizing spectacle. If you’re lucky, you may even spot nesting sea turtles along the pristine beaches. With its untouched landscapes and dramatic vistas, Shete Boka National Park is a must-visit destination for those seeking the untamed beauty of Curaçao.

Playa Porto Mari

Drop anchor at Playa Porto Mari, a hidden gem nestled between lush hills and crystal-clear waters. This picture-perfect beach is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and offers a paradise for both beach lovers and snorkel enthusiasts. Take a refreshing dip in the azure waters, where the visibility is excellent for snorkeling and allows you to immerse yourself in a vibrant underwater world. Swim alongside schools of tropical fish, encounter graceful sea turtles, and explore the colorful coral reefs that abound in this marine sanctuary. When you’re ready to relax, unwind on the soft white sands and soak up the warm Caribbean sun while enjoying the gentle sea breeze. Playa Porto Mari is a true slice of paradise that will leave you rejuvenated and in awe of Curaçao’s natural wonders.

Christoffel National Park

For nature enthusiasts, a visit to Christoffel National Park is a captivating experience that showcases the diverse landscapes and unique flora and fauna of Curaçao. Lace up your hiking boots and embark on a journey to the summit of Mount Christoffel, the highest point on the island. As you ascend, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes, including the rugged coastline and rolling hills. Along the park’s well-marked trails, you’ll encounter fascinating plant species, such as the iconic divi-divi trees that twist and turn with the prevailing trade winds. Keep an eye out for the elusive Curaçao white-tailed deer, which roams freely within the park. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the stunning vistas and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Christoffel National Park.

Example Itinerary for Your Curaçao Yacht Charter

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This is a sample itinerary that might be altered by the captain depending on weather factors or guests’ requests.

Arrive in Curaçao and board your Odyssea yacht in Willemstad, the vibrant capital city. Spend the day exploring the historic district of Punda, with its pastel-colored buildings and charming shops. Visit the Floating Market and indulge in delicious local cuisine. In the evening, enjoy a sunset stroll along the waterfront and experience the lively atmosphere of the city.

Set sail for Klein Curaçao, a pristine island paradise. Spend the day anchored in the turquoise waters and relax on the white sandy beaches. Dive into the crystal-clear waters for some snorkeling and explore the vibrant coral reefs. Take a walk to the iconic red lighthouse and learn about the island's history. Enjoy a peaceful evening on board, surrounded by the serene beauty of Klein Curaçao.

Cruise along the coastline to Shete Boka National Park. Discover the dramatic sea caves and witness the powerful blowholes. Take a scenic hike along the park's trails, immersing yourself in the raw beauty of the rugged landscapes. Explore Boka Tabla, a natural bridge where crashing waves create a mesmerizing spectacle. Enjoy the tranquility of the park and admire the stunning views.

Anchor at Playa Porto Mari, a breathtaking beach surrounded by hills and crystal-clear waters. Spend the day swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing on the soft white sands. Dive beneath the waves to explore the vibrant coral reefs and encounter a variety of marine life, including tropical fish and sea turtles. Relax on the beach, savoring the beauty and serenity of Playa Porto Mari.

Sail to the picturesque village of Westpunt on the island's northwest coast. Enjoy the stunning beaches and go snorkeling in the turquoise waters. In the afternoon, visit Christoffel National Park and embark on a hike to the summit of Mount Christoffel, the highest point in Curaçao. As you ascend the mountain, take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and the sparkling Caribbean Sea. Explore the park's trails, keeping an eye out for the unique flora and fauna, including the iconic divi-divi trees and the elusive Curaçao white-tailed deer. After a day of adventure, return to your Odyssea yacht and enjoy a relaxing evening under the starry sky.

Cas Abao Beach

Cruise to Cas Abao Beach, a hidden gem with pristine white sands and calm turquoise waters. Spend the morning swimming and lounging on the beach, soaking up the sun and enjoying the peaceful ambiance. In the afternoon, gear up for a snorkeling excursion to explore the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. Swim among tropical fish, colorful corals, and maybe even spot a graceful sea turtle gliding through the water. Indulge in a beachside picnic and savor the tranquil beauty of Cas Abao Beach.

Spanish Water

Head to Spanish Water, a natural harbor surrounded by mangroves and dotted with picturesque islands. Enjoy a leisurely morning exploring the calm waters by kayak or paddleboard, taking in the serene atmosphere and observing the abundant birdlife. In the afternoon, embark on a sunset cruise along the coast, basking in the golden hues of the setting sun. Reflect on your incredible journey as you sail back to Willemstad, savoring the memories of your Odyssea yacht charter adventure in Curaçao.

Available Yachts in Curaçao

Beyond is one of Fountaine Pajot’s latest masterpieces to leave the factory floors. This Aura 51′ is the leader of their eco-friendly models. Boarding the vessel, you feel the easy flow between the cockpit and saloon that almost merge into one. With the galley-up, guests and crew also feel the effects of this harmonious layout and are instantly relaxed and feel at home. With a beautiful teak table for dining,  eight guests will comfortably spend many happy moments sharing, laughter, drinks and stories around this table.

For those who try their hand at the helm,  the ease in which this vessel can be manoeuvred, will instantly be felt. So surprisingly simple to handle. The flybridge is spacious and sheltered from the warmth of the sun and the sail controls are kept simple as all the active lines come back to the winches at the helm. Decks are flushed and there’s a hydraulic platform at the aft that carries the tender while at sea but more importantly as a dive-platform for the more active guests.

The salon is equipped with deep upholstered sofas, ideal for hiding from the sun or enjoying movie nights with the loved ones.

Beyond is the Maestro 5-cabin version of the Aura 51′ with one owner’s suite and 4 double cabins with en-suite bathrooms.

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Wild rumpus, altitude adjustment, frequently asked questions, what are the visa requirements for a curaçao yacht charter.

For most travelers, a visa is not required for stays under 90 days in Curaçao. However, it’s important to check the latest regulations based on your nationality before planning your yacht charter. Visit ‘ Do I need a Visa to visit Curaçao ‘ page.

Are there any specific packing tips for a Curaçao yacht charter?

Essential items include swimwear, sun protection, lightweight clothing, and a light jacket for evenings. Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning scenery! See our ‘ What to pack for a yacht trip blog ‘.

Can beginners participate in yacht charters in Curaçao?

Absolutely! Curaçao yacht charters cater to all skill levels, from beginners to experienced sailors.

How does one get to Curaçao for a yacht charter?

Curaçao International Airport is well-connected globally, making it easy to start your yacht charter adventure.

What types of yachts are available for charter in Curaçao?

A wide range of yachts is available, from luxury motor yachts to sailing catamarans. There’s something to suit every preference and group size. See our Featured Yachts for Charter .

Is it possible to include Bonaire in a Curaçao yacht charter itinerary?

Yes, incorporating Bonaire and Curaçao in a yacht charter itinerary offers a diverse sailing experience. This is a great way to explore two beautiful Caribbean islands.

What kind of marine life can I expect to see while on a Curaçao yacht charter?

Expect to see colorful fish, turtles, and possibly dolphins in the crystal-clear waters around Curaçao.

What language is spoken in Curaçao?

Papiamentu is the local language, but Dutch, English, and Spanish are also widely spoken, making communication easy for visitors.

Is Curaçao a family-friendly yacht charter destination?

Yes, Curaçao offers many activities suitable for families, including calm beaches, snorkeling, and cultural sites.

Is Wi-Fi available on Curaçao yacht charters?

Most modern yachts offer Wi-Fi onboard, but it’s best to confirm this with your charter company.

What is the currency in Curaçao, and what payment methods are accepted?

The local currency is the Antillean Guilder, but US dollars are widely accepted. Credit cards are also commonly used, making transactions convenient during your yacht charter.

Are there any specific health and safety concerns I should be aware of?

Standard travel health precautions apply. It’s advisable to have travel insurance and be updated on routine vaccinations. For specific health advice, speak to one of our Vacation Consultants .

Are there any environmental regulations I should be aware of while yachting in Curaçao?

Yes, it’s important to respect marine life, avoid anchoring on coral reefs, and follow local conservation laws to preserve the beauty of Curaçao’s marine environment.

Are there any cultural customs I should be aware of during my Curaçao yacht charter?

Curaçaoans are known for their friendly and relaxed demeanor. Respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting cultural sites.

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Yachting is popular in the Caribbean, and its unique, sheltered location, makes Curaçao a very attractive yachting destination. Furthermore, Curaçao offers all services needed by yacht-travelers, including a wide range of auxiliary facilities such as sea rescue services, hauling out and dry storage, provisioning and shopping, medical facilities, and many more.

Most yachts visiting Curaçao, anchor in the large, safe and naturally sheltered Spanish Water Bay. The bay area offers many facilities and other conveniences. Curaçao furthermore offers excellent boatyard facilities.

Yachts are permitted to stay for a maximum of six months, unless registered in Curaçao. Upon arrival, the captain must present valid papers at the harbor office and must then proceed to register all passengers at the Immigration Office. At the Customs Office, a duty of 11.5% of the cif-value of imported goods, as well as, an additional 2% sales tax must be paid. Restricted goods, such as firearms, ammunition, explosives, etc. must be declared. Customs Officers will pick up the restricted goods at the yacht and take them into custody for the length of stay. Upon checking out, they will be delivered back to the boat.

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