Hotels with shore diving in Curacao??

[reefguy05]

I'll won't be there until April but I did a lot of web research and emailing. Marriott has a good dive op (http://www.caribseasports.com) on site and has its own reef in front. Tanks, etc. available from the dive op. Just walk in I'm told. Looking forward to it.

 

[Desa]

The house reef at Habitat is second ot none. Great operation and like was mentioned you can pick up tanks 24 hours a day for diving. They are about 30 minutes from the airport and town , so if you want to do anything other than dive at Habitat (house reef or boat's) rent a small truck.

You won't regret staying at Habitat.

 

[rogerSC]

Won't being going until next week. However my wife and I will being staying at the Habitat. They have a website (http://www.habitatcuracao.com/index.htm) that is pretty informative. Do not know when you going, but when my wife and I get back I will post again.

Good luck,

Roger

 

[grumpygrouper]

Hi
I have stayed at Habitat Curacao and aggree with the above comments. There two frogfish to hunt for there. I plan to be diving there in mid March.

 

[grkmbee]

I have to give a shout out for Sunset Waters (www.sunsetwaters.com) I was there last August and absolutely loved it!!! I'm planning a return trip as we speak. The house reef was great. There was almost no current so you could really explore the area. The dive shop there, Sunset Divers is also fabulous! Since they are located a bit farther west, you get to the less common destinations, or have shorter trips to the more popluar ones like Mushroom Forest. Only one dive out of the 30+ dives I did there did we encounter another group. I really can't say enough about Sunset Waters. If you want a dive resort that is low key and has great diving (shore and reef) I would def. check it out. Oh, and Carlos, one of the dive masters, can almost guarantee multiple frog fish sightings!