An iconic shallow shipwreck in Caracasbaai, sitting in just five metres of water and covered in orange cup coral. Perfect first snorkel of the day — calm conditions, exceptional visibility, and reef fish schooling around the hull. Suitable for first-time snorkelers.

A luminous sea cave on Curaçao's rugged north-west coast where sunlight refracts through an underwater opening to turn the entire interior electric blue. Our captain anchors outside the cave and guests swim in with masks and fins — it's one of the most photographed underwater moments on the island, and only accessible by boat.

Also known as "Turtle Beach" — a small fishing bay where green sea turtles glide through shallow water just metres from shore. We anchor offshore for a guided snorkel session; most guests see three or four turtles within the first thirty minutes. No feeding — pure observation, respectful of the animals.

Grote Knip's quieter little sister cove, a short hop around the cliff — calmer water, fewer swimmers, more intimate. Our final anchor of the day: stretch out, sip a signature cocktail, and watch the afternoon light on the cliffs before we cruise back to Willemstad.