Why Christmas and New Years in Curacao ROCKS
If you haven't decided where to spend your Christmas and New Years vacation yet, this may help:
- It'll be at least 85 degrees of sunshine, so you can be shoveling ice into your cocktail on the beach, instead of shoveling snow off your driveway.
- While your nearest and dearest will be freezing their butts off back home, you'll chill out in one of Curacao's many, many beach-bars after another day of fabulous shore diving. before heading out for dinner in one of Curacao's many awesome restaurants...
- With ocean temperatures around a balmy 82 degrees or so - possibly warmer than the air temperature back home - you may not even need to dive in a wetsuit...
- The Caribbean festive-feeling is hard to beat - and Curacao's, in particular. This year's Curacao festivities begin on 17 November with the arrival of "Sinterklaas" by boat, with surprise appearances of him and his band of "Black Piets" all around the island, until he sets sail again on 6 December (lots of fun, bring plenty of candy...)
- And if you can't make it to Curacao for Christmas, you have to experience New Years Eve here (or "Old Year's Eve" as the Dutch call it). It's a spectacular, erm, spectacle, as the island's night sky explodes in, well, spectacular style. For hours.
For sure, there will be no bad spirits left in Curacao by 1 January 2019 - just maybe a few bad heads...
If you're thinking about or planning on, joining us for this amazing time of year, booking in advance is strongly recommended!
We only take small groups of divers per Dive Bus Crew member and there are changes to our regular schedule during this Holiday period:
And if you're not quite in the festive planning mood just yet, maybe this will help:
(Or not!)
Happy planning, ho ho ho ;)
Happy planning, ho ho ho ;)
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