Why Tiki Boats

Planning a trip to the vibrant island of Curaçao? If you’re seeking a unique and unforgettable way to explore its pristine waters, Tiki Boat rentals are your ticket to a day filled with relaxation, exploration, and Caribbean charm. Before you set sail, here’s your comprehensive guide to Tiki Boat rentals in Curaçao.

Why Tiki Boats?

1. No Booting licence needed: No boating license required for our Tiki BBQ boats, everyone can do it! Your adventure kicks off with detailed instructions for a safe and unforgettable experience.

2. Quirkiness Meets Comfort: Tiki Boats are not your average watercraft. Picture yourself cruising along the turquoise waters of Curaçao in a boat adorned with tiki-themed decor, adding a touch of whimsy to your maritime adventure. These boats seamlessly blend quirkiness with comfort, providing an Instagram-worthy backdrop for your day on the water.

3. Socialize in Style: Whether you’re with family or friends, Tiki Boats offer a sociable and relaxed setting. With ample seating and a unique atmosphere, it’s the perfect choice for bonding, celebrating, or simply enjoying the company of your loved ones against the breathtaking backdrop of the Caribbean Sea.

4. Easy Breezy Exploration: Navigating Spanish Waters and exploring Curaçao’s coastal gems is made easy with a Tiki Boat. The boats are designed for ease of use, allowing even those with limited boating experience to become the captain of their own Caribbean adventure. Plus, the slow pace of a Tiki Boat lets you savor every moment of your journey.

3 Places You Should Visit

1. Quarantine Building: A Glimpse into History

One of the intriguing landmarks along the shores of Spanish Waters is the Quarantine Building. Dating back to the 19th century, this historic structure served as a quarantine facility for incoming ships, aiming to prevent the spread of contagious diseases. While cruising on your boat, take in the view of this historical gem and appreciate the efforts of the Curaçao government in restoring it. A testament to the island’s past, the Quarantine Building provides a fascinating glimpse into the maritime history of Curaçao.

2. Jan Sofat: Luxury by the Lagoon

Embark on a journey along the exclusive gated community of Jan Sofat, nestled on the shores of Spanish Waters. Originally an 18th-century plantation with nicknames like Jan Zoutvat and Plantage Vredeberg, Jan Sofat is now renowned as one of the chicest neighborhoods on the island. Cruise past luxurious villas and appreciate the blend of historic charm and contemporary elegance that defines this area. The Tiki Boat offers a unique vantage point to admire the beauty and sophistication of Jan Sofat as you enjoy the gentle breeze and scenic views.

3. St. Barbara Landhouse: A Majestic Hilltop Retreat

As you sail across Spanish Waters, make sure to set your course towards the majestic St. Barbara Landhouse. Built in 1662 by Matthias Beck, the governor of Curaçao at the time, this historic landhouse sits atop a hill, providing a commanding view of the lagoon. Marvel at the architecture and immerse yourself in the rich history of St. Barbara Landhouse. While the fort of Beekenburg may not be accessible by boat, the St. Barbara Landhouse offers a glimpse into the island’s colonial past and architectural heritage.