Playa Jeremi

It is a small Beach with a nice color as usual in Curazao but full of rocks at the entrance so you should be wearing your beach shoes. The dark a few places where you can buy a drink or grab a bite but do not expect much from the place.

Was fun snorkeling on the right side at the rocks! Plenty of fish and coral to see. Visited: end of November 2025 Parking: free Fees: sunbeds for 25 gulden, but it's optional Facilities: no toilets and no restaurant Beach: coarse sand and coral skeletons at shoreline Sea: sandy in the middle part, becomes deep quickly Crowd: family-friendly. It was a mix of tourists and locals on Sunday afternoon. Equipment: water shoes and goggles Precautions: do not hide under the Manzanilla trees when it's rainy, as it may cause burns

A tiny strip of a beach with a parking lot and decent snorkeling (especially on the right side). Strong swimmers can go around the point and make it to Playa Lagun as well. Stick to the cliffs though as hot rod jet skiers like to tear it up near by and there are often a few fishing boats.

Beautiful beach. No tour buses (yet)! Great snorkeling on the sides, particularly on the right. Chairs and umbrellas.

Beautiful, quiet beach. No entry fee. The snorkeling is underrated in my opinion. We saw 11 squid our first day and 5 more the next! The reef by the cliff on the right side is lovely, teeming with fish and very picturesque. The beach is kept clean, chairs available for rent as well as shade sails and umbrellas. If you want more amenities, this is not the beach for you, though. No food, no bathrooms. There was a watchful attendant looking out for the parking lot. Much appreciated!

Beautiful beach. Easy access from the parking. Nice snorkeling in clear water. Chair rental available.

The beach is beautiful, but it’s small and lacks any infrastructure.

I love this beach! Such a great relaxed vibe here. There was a stunning view from the parking area above, and even some cute cats lingering around. Once down on the beach there were little cave like nooks on each end. I walked through the water to get to this little spot on the left side and sat up on some rocks. I love to collect sea glass, so I’m always running my hand through the rocks to see what pops out. To my surprise I found a super rare red piece right there! I collected a small handful of other sea glass colors, a couple shells, as well as a few sea worn pennies. Great spot to treasure hunt or just relax in the sun or shade.