ATV riding in Curacao: West Adventure with beach stops

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Duration3h–4h

GroupUp to 8

LanguagesEN · NL +1

Mobile ticketAccepted

Two slave-era caves and a half-day of off-road riding ending at the water

ATV riding in Curacao's west region takes you across rough terrain to Kueba di Indjan and Cave of Boz di San Antonio—caves where enslaved people sheltered during Dutch colonial times—then through San Pedro's savannah, past flamingo grounds, and down to Kokomo Beach for a 45-minute swim. A guide rides with you, provides a helmet and water, and the whole outing runs three to four hours. You'll need a valid car driver's license and weigh no more than 200 kg (440 pounds) per ATV, whether riding solo or sharing one.

3h–4h

Step-by-step itinerary

ATV tour exploring caves and beaches

Travel 20 minutes to Kueba di Indjan cave
Spend 15 minutes taking pictures in Kueba di Indjan
Travel 5 minutes to Cave of Boz di San Antonio
Spend 15 minutes taking pictures in Cave of Boz di San Antonio
Visit Savannah of San Pedro and ride 15 minutes
Stop 15 minutes to take pictures with flamingos
Ride 10 minutes from New California Supermarket
Arrive at Kokomo Beach and swim for 45 minutes
Ride 15 minutes back to meeting point G-Atv Tours

The Experience

The ride starts at the G-ATV Tours meeting point and heads straight to Kueba di Indjan, a twenty-minute push across the terrain. You'll spend fifteen minutes inside the cave—a real shelter from the colonial era—taking photos before moving on. Five minutes of riding gets you to the second cave, Cave of Boz di San Antonio, where another fifteen minutes lets you shoot pictures and absorb the history. Both stops are the same kind of place: low-roofed, shadowed, a tangible reminder of what the island's past was.

From there the route opens up. You'll cross San Pedro's savannah for a fifteen-minute ride past the wind turbines, then stop for photos with the flamingos near the New California Supermarket area—a quick ten-minute break before the final ten-minute push to Kokomo Beach. The beach is where the pace changes: you get forty-five minutes to swim and cool off in the water, then a fifteen-minute ride back to the starting point. The guide speaks English, Spanish or Dutch depending on the group, and carries water and refreshment for the ride.

Two options shape the booking: a shared ATV (two riders per machine) or one ATV per person. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available for an extra fee. The weight limit of 200 kg per ATV is firm, whether you're riding alone or with a partner. A regular car driver's license is all you need—no special endorsement required—but the ride isn't suitable if you're pregnant or have cardiovascular concerns.

What’s included

Helmet and ATV for the ride.
live guide in English, Spanish or Dutch.
water and refreshment during the outing.
photos at each stop.
forty-five minutes of swimming time at Kokomo Beach.

Good to know

Easy physical levelNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditions

Operated by G-Atv Tours

Is this one for you?Choose the shared ATV option if you're riding with a friend or partner and want to split the cost; pick one ATV per person if you prefer to ride solo and set your own pace through the caves and savannah. Hotel pickup is worth adding if your accommodation is outside the meeting point area and you'd rather not arrange your own transport to the start.