Curaçao Cave, Coralmarine Isle with succulent local meal

Guided Curaçao Cave, Coralmarine Isle, with Succulent local meal

All entrance fees mentioned in the itinerary 

However, if you prefer a German, French, Dutch, or Portuguese tour, we require a minimum of 25 participants. In this case, the tour will automatically become a private experience with a dedicated guide. Please state your language preference in advance when booking.

Curaçao’s local cuisine is a flavorful reflection of its history, people, and island spirit, a blend born from creativity, resilience, and tradition. During the time of slavery, cooks transformed limited ingredients into hearty, delicious meals that have now become treasured national dishes.

Today, Curaçaoan food is a rich mix of African, Caribbean, and colonial influences, prepared with love and bold island flavor. Meals are often slow-cooked, deeply seasoned, and served with local staples such as rice, plantains, or funchi (cornmeal).

Some of Curaçao’s most beloved traditional dishes include:

• Stoba – A hearty stew, often made with goat, beef, or iguana, simmered until tender with herbs and vegetables.

• Kabritu Stoba – A flavorful goat stew, one of the island’s true specialties.

• Funchi – A cornmeal side dish, similar to polenta, often served with stews or fish.

• Tutu – A sweet-and-savory mix of black beans, cornmeal, and coconut milk.

• Stoba di Papaya – Papaya stew, a sweet-and-savory favorite.

• Stoba di Repolyo – Cabbage stew, rich and hearty.

• Stoba di Banana – Banana stew, blending fruit and spice in a comforting dish.

• Stoba di Bonchi Korá – Long green bean stew, flavorful and traditional.

• Sopi di Yama – Cactus soup, a unique and refreshing island specialty.

• Sopi di Yambo – Okra soup, thick and full of earthy island flavor.

Local meals are best enjoyed with an ice-cold drink, a sea breeze, and good company, because on Curaçao, food is not just nourishment, it’s a celebration of life and history.

For our tours, we use open-air buses, allowing you to fully enjoy the island breeze and scenic views.

Air-conditioned buses are available upon request for groups of 25 or more participants.

• Bring water shoes
• Restaurant is closed, 3rd Monday of each Month
• Please note that each guest is required to sign the liability form in their language before starting the tour. 


Things to be cared for and brought on you:

We suggest for you have the items listed below.

1. Travel Insurance that covers Health as well. Globally recognized credit cards
2. Cash needed for small purchases where cards are not accepted.
3. Camera
4. Comfortable trekking shoes for walking around
5. Have a personal identification on you at all times.

Tipping: 

To encourage our drivers and tour guides to continue providing excellent service, tipping is mandatory. We kindly request a minimum of $2 per person per day for the tour guide and $2 per person per day for the driver.