Curacao 🇨🇼 …I’m back!

I can’t get enough of this amazing island in the Caribbean, where sunshine☀️ is the best daily vitamin. A quick trip gave me the opportunity to explore some of their famous beaches this time around…and let’s just say there wasn’t a beach I didn’t like!

Blue Bay Beach💙🩵 – this is an easy one because it’s where we stay. The Brass Boer rents Palapas for the day (make a reservation) and it’s a treat worth splurging on.

Looking at the Palapas…the ones to the right have hammocks over the water.🦎
View from the Palapas where it poured down rain 🌧️ for about 15 minutes and then was sunny for the remainder of the day.
What a way to end the day at Blue Bay Beach!
First on the day’s agenda—
Grote Knip Beach 🏝️…
I am not sure I have ever seen water this turquoise and clear! No entrance fee, but a $15 charge for two chairs and an umbrella. You can bring in your own food/drinks. There’s a yummy smoothie place right by the parking lot.
Beaches are the best with friends!
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From the lookout point (which serves as a jumping off point for some brave divers), you then walk down a couple flights of stars to the beach below.
On to Playa Lagun 🏝️ for a quick peek. The fishing boats make a great backdrop.
Next up – Cas Abao Beach!🏖️
We paid $6 a car (and you then travel via a gravel road for 5 minutes). You also pay for chairs. They have a snack bar/bar, and your chair ticket gets you a token for the shower.

The next day we drove about 10 minutes from Blue Bay, passed a Flamingo preserve, and went where The Beach Boys sang it best… “There’s a place called Kokomo, that’s where you wanna go to get away from it all. Bodies in the sand, tropical drink🍹melting in your hand, we’ll be falling in love🩵 to the rhythm of a steel drum 🥁 band, down in Kokomo…”

Kokomo Beach, Curacao🧡

Kokomo Beach has swings! Careful getting out there as it’s a bit slippery. Then there’s a short pier and a floating deck we swam out to as well. This beach was one of my favorites. I felt like I really could get away from it all!

In addition, there’s a dive shop with finds from the USS Erie, a ship that was torpedoed and beached off Curacao during WWII on November 12, 1942.

And we finish the trip with pina coladas mixed with the famous Blue Curacao liquor. Until next time!🩵

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