Cas Abao Beach

One of our Top 3 beaches during our trip to Curacao. The water was warm, clear and blue. The sand, white and fine. It was super easy to find a chair with shade (palapas & trees). It was one of the busier beaches we went to, but it was easy to understand why it was so beloved. Since it's not a public beach, it does close at a certain time (6pm I believe), so we weren't able to watch the sunset from here. There's an entrance fee and a fee to use the chairs!

Beautiful beach. Must visit and it’s definitely worth driving there. Parking is free but there is an entry fee of $6 per car for weekdays. Food and drink service is available and price is reasonable. Highly recommend to bring your own snorkelling gear and water shoes as it’s has a lot of Corel. Lots of fishes right outside the beach.

Cas Abao Beach is fairly large and waters are calm and clear. We visited on a Thursday, the beach was fairly busy. Plenty of chairs, especially down the beach away from the bar.  The edges of the beach have beautiful rocky cliffs. The snorkeling was fun… saw many fish including a small lion fish. I’d recommend water shoes, as I’d recommend them for many/most of the Curaçao beaches. There were several boats parked off the beach and taxing people to the beach from the boats. Drinks were good, service at the bar was fine.The parking was easy. The cats are cute. Please, no spearfishing…

Best beach I went to on the island. Only went to three others but it was still amazing. It was a decent size, even when it was more packed it didn't feel like it. It was clean, rocky (so bring your water shoes), crystal clear water. There are plenty of fish to see even without snorkeling gear. We rented snorkel and mask for $10 for the whole day. The reef was further from the beach but even getting halfway there you could see a good amount of fish. Near the walls there's a lot more fish. If you've ever seen Finding Nemo you'll love what you see. I just wish I had an underwater camera for pictures!

A picturesque setting with white sand, calm waters, and lush greenery, making it visually appealing. Had fun snorkeling due to its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. It provides full-service amenities, including a beach bar, restaurant, restroom facilities, and lounge chair rentals. With relaxing atmosphere, making it suitable for both relaxation and water activities.

It is a nice Beach but far away from downtown so if you don't have a car, you cannot get there. You have to pay at the entrance before you get to the beach. Obviously you have to pay in advance for anything else like beds, while you are at the place.

Very beautiful beach with sand and clear blue water. Really recommend to visit! Better to come earlier to find a good spot under the umbrela, as it’ll get quite full and hot later. Not much to snorkel (maybe around the corner), but still you can have a lot of fun in the water. There’s an entrance fee (6$ per car) and the sun bed costs 3$ per person. Which is very affordable compared to other places. Better bring a lot of water and snacks with you. There’s a restaurant, but the queue to it was non-stop long and the food slowly was sold out (but the prices where quite alright). You can pay with card (visa or mastercard) or cash (local or $) and you get vouchers (if you rent sunbed) for showers. Toilets were also clean and for free. There’s even a massage corner, if that’s your thing. I believe this was our fav beach so far.

Gorgeous and spacious beach. They had a nice beach bar/ restaurant and even wifi. I went late in the day but still had to pay the $7 entry fee (per car, on weekends- I think it’s $6 on weekdays). A lot of people had already left so it was nice and calm without the crowds. Stayed until 6pm when they closed the beach and actually asked everyone to leave.