
Jan Thiel Beach
The main beach of the area. Sheltered swimming with loungers, shade and two beach clubs — Zanzibar and Tinto — directly on the sand.

A beach area on the south coast with restaurants, shopping, entertainment and sports nearby.
Jan Thiel is a beach area on Curaçao's south coast, combining villa and resort neighbourhoods with a sheltered swimming bay.
Restaurants, shops, entertainment and sports options sit around the bay, and several other south-coast areas are a short drive away.
It combines villa neighbourhoods with access to the beach, restaurants and nearby south-coast activities.
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The bay is usually calm in the morning. Cafés around the beach area open early for coffee, and the water at Jan Thiel Beach is sheltered for swimming.
Beach clubs and loungers along the bay are the focus of the afternoon, with shaded seating and lunch served on the sand.
The cliffs above Tugboat and Caracasbaai catch the late light. Bars along the boardwalk open for drinks before dinner.
Dinner is the main evening activity, with restaurants including Tinto, Hemingway and Brakkeput Mei Mei within a short distance.

The main beach of the area. Sheltered swimming with loungers, shade and two beach clubs — Zanzibar and Tinto — directly on the sand.
The beach-club end of the bay, with shaded seating, lunch service and music on weekend afternoons.
A quieter, more residential stretch with beach villas and a small pool deck, a few minutes' walk from Jan Thiel Beach.
Jan Thiel has a concentrated group of restaurants, many within walking distance of each other.
A Mediterranean café serving coffee, juice and breakfast from early morning.
Beach-club lunch on the sand, with seafood and wine by the glass.
Casual Caribbean grill on the boardwalk, with fish on the menu.
Argentinian grill with long communal tables. Reservations are advisable.
Asian fusion in a candlelit dining room.
A 17th-century plantation house serving drinks and dinner.
Catamarans leave from Spaanse Water for day trips to Klein Curaçao.
A shallow wreck reached from the shore at Caracasbaai.
Reef dives and beginner courses run from Caracasbaai nearby.
A sheltered bay with sailing schools, paddleboards and afternoon catamaran cruises.
Zanzibar and Tinto both operate beach clubs on the bay, with loungers and food service.
About forty minutes west. Salt pans where flamingoes are often seen early or late in the day.
A busier beachfront boulevard with more shops and bars. A different setting for a half-day.
The historic district: restored townhouses, restaurants, live music and late bars.
The sheltered bay where boats are moored and water-based trips depart.
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