

Northern point of Klein Island. Approx 2hrs by boat from Curaçao.

Klein - The north point

Klein - Southern point

Great dive site with lots of Tarpon (as its name is already indicating).



Tarpon Bridge

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Hamrak

Current at site can be strong. Nice coral reef.



Awa Blanku

Steep wall right off the beach. Filefish, Trumpetfish, Juvenile Spotted Drums, Queen Anglefish, Blue Tang, Honeycomb Cowfish and much more.

From the beach a very short swim

South of Jan Thiel Bay

Directors Bay

It is a very nice and easy dive, lot's of fish and very nice: a little tugboat at safety stop depth. Also very nice to snorkel.

Avoid this site when cruise ships are in town--snorkel tours keep the site VERY busy.  This is an excellent site for kids on a Bubblemakers course.  A wreck dive on their first dive in only 15' of water!

At the moment, Google Earth shows this in the wrong place.  It is actually a few more miles east than the marker listed there, by the Baya Beach marker.

Located just beyond the Baya Beach Club on the southeast side of Caracasbaai. The wreck is in the Curacao Underwater Park.

Easily accessible from shore( boatdives also available) from a nice coral beach: Baya Beach. All facilities available.



Tugboat

After my husband dived from a boat at this site and really liked it, we rented a car and drove out there so I could snorkel.  It was the best snorkeling we did on the island.  There are huge columns used for tying off ships that have lots of corals growing on them.  The coral was pristine and the fish abundant.  Coronets, spotted drums, parrotfish, several kinds of butterfly fish, eels, Spanish hogfish, and a very attractive tugboat below.<br><br>From Anonymous: Get there early and beat the snorkel boats to this picturesque site! Tugboat is everything you see in the dive Curacao ads. Shallow site, great for photographing the little things! Finish your dive by checking out under the pier. There is a small dive shop there, but the day we went they were out of tanks and have no compressor. The attendant promised to have tanks there in a hour, we waited two hours and still no tanks. Bring your own tanks!

From downtown Willemstad go east to Salina and take Nieuwe Caracasbaaiweg all the way out to its end, which is a roundabout, where you take the left turn (east).  continue along the road, passing the ruins of Fort Beekenburg and alongside Baya Beach.  Follow the unpaved road up the hill and back down to a parking lot below the Quarantaine Building (old, large, yellow building on hill).  At the end of the parking lot is a small beach facility.  It has a small dive shop, picnic tables, a small cobbled beach, and snack shop, changing rooms, and showers.  The shop's name is Tugboat.  On the big 'SmartDriving' road map we got from out hotel this divesite is marked as #63, 'Tugboat'.

Tugboat Beach

Small Tugboat with easdy Penetration. Great for pictures.

Swim out just past the large piles and drop down to the Tugboat

Tugboat Wreck

Great spot for a deep dive. After the deep part the shallows have unbelievable numbers of small fish.

Parking Lot access to the beach

Caracas Bay

Relatively new dive site. Horseshoe shaped reef just past the Tunnel of Doom site hence the name. 



Klein - The north point

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Klein - The north point