Buggy Curacao

Rate

US$ 219 per buggy
Passenger free, max. 2 people per buggy
For each buggy booked, you bring one driver who is 21 yr. or older and holds valid driver’s license.

At the time of reservation you make a down payment of € 40 per baby carriage. For the remainder you will receive a payment request via email one or two days in advance.

Location & Transportation

The Buggy tour departs from the parking lot at Dreams Curacao Resort on the west side of town. You can park here for free. No Hotel Pickup Service is offered for this tour. If you don’t have your own transportation, we can of course arrange a cab for you.

What to expect.

This small-scale buggy tour is a real winner. You go out with max. 4 buggies (+ the guide’s buggy), so the guide has plenty of time for everyone along the way as well. After checking in, you’ll get an explanation about the buggy so everything is safe. And then off you go quickly! First you drive from Dreams Curacao on the public road to the north, where near the airport you drive onto the plain of Hato. This is where the fun begins! This area, also called ‘the mini desert of Curacao’ is a wonderful terrain where the buggies come into their own. The sandy paths with potholes and bumps are ideal for fun cruising. If it has been dry for a while, the dust crawls up into your pores; if it has rained heavily recently, the mud splashes around your ears. Halfway through you can stop to visit an ancient cave.
After leaving the sandy plain behind you, you take the public road from the north coast to the south coast. At Kokomo Beach you will have the opportunity to jump into the sea to wash off all the dust and mud. During the last stretch from Kokomo back to Dreams Resort you stop at St. Michiel to spot the flamingos.

Included in this excursion

Buggy tour of 3 hours, incl. explanation of buggy driving.
Guided hike through ancient cave
Dust goggles + bandana + granola bar
Drinks at each stopover
Visit to Kokomo Beach

Other info

– Grease yourself well against the sun. You don’t have a roof on your buggy so you are in the sun fulltime. Put on a cap (backwards otherwise it will blow off) and put sunscreen on your legs as well because they get a lot of sun as well.
– Put on your swimwear at home, under your regular clothes. At Kokomo Beach you can rinse off the dust in the sea, so it’s nice to walk into the sea with your dirty clothes on and not have to change in a changing room first.
– Especially with mud (after heavy rain), there is a chance that the splatters will not be completely washable from your clothes. So don’t put on your newest clothes.