Get ready for the most exciting and coolest tour on curaçao! For 2.5 hours you will drive a UTV or buggy side-by-side and explore the rough terrain and nature on the north side of the island.

You will explore the sandy dessert cactus plains on the north shore to visit a hidden “arowaks” Indian cave.
Enjoy spectacular water show of crushing waves on the shore.
Visit a natural bridge in formation on the rough north side and make amazing pictures you are unable to make on other tours.
Heads up for the most exciting way to explore the wild side of curaçao!

This tour begins at either 09:30am or 12:30pm or 03:30pm at our buggy shop across the Sunscape resort and for the next 2.5 hours, you will be behind the wheel of your UTV exploring the wild nature of curaçao, as well, places you normally could not reach with a regular car!

You will cross over the sandy plains of St Joris where we take you to all the far corners of the north side. Enjoy walking through a hidden cave and watch the power of mother nature when you visit a beautiful geyser.

Highlights:
Sandy plains of st joris
Indian cave
Geiser
Natural bridge formation

Transfer Details:
Pick up and drop off at most hotels available on request.
Zone A- All willemstad hotels & lodges. Usd 15,-pp additional to your taxi driver.
Zone B- Sandals Resort & Kunuku Aqua Resort .Usd 35,-pp additional to your taxi driver.
Zone C- All western hotels & lodges. Usd 45,-pp additonal to your taxi driver.

Included:
2-person double seater utv
A bottle of water
Multilingual guide
UV protection glasses
Bandanas( for sale usd 5)

Traveler tips:
It’s advisable to wear old clothing, sunscreen, and sneakers. We advise you to wear outdoor attires.Bring your id/ driver’s License, and cash for a refreshing drink or snack.
Be sure to clearly indicate the number of utv’s for your tour!
Drivers must be 18 years and oder with a valid driver license to operate the utv, and be able to show this. Passengers must be at least 4 years.
Not recommended for pregnant women and/or people with back, neck surgery.