Dive into Paradise:
Leading Dive publications list Curacao among the top 3 shore diving destinations. The visibility can reach over 100 feet with a variety of coral and fish species and water temperatures in the 80s. Snorkelers enjoy themselves as well. There are over 36 beaches; some picture perfect. Locally there is a guide with a boat who will take you out snorkeling, fishing or water skiing as this section of the island boasts flat water for such sports. Windsurfing is possible on the other side of the island. At the Sea Aquarium there are programs to swim or dive with the dolphins or rays. At most beaches there is a dive shop on site for rental gear and air.
Biking Possibilities:
In 2006 the World Cup Mountain Bike Races were held in Curacao. You can bike that trail, from the airport to Westpunt, or around Mount Christoffel to the sea. Every year in November there is the Amstel Road Race. Monthly the local clubs sponsor guided rides as well as full moon excursions. There are ATV tours at both ends of the island, a good way to see the sites not easily accessible by car.
Tourist activities:
Visit the Hato Caves, The Aloe Farm or ride an ostrich and stay for dinner at Zambini. Tour a number of museums such as the Postal, Maritime, or Slave Museum in town. Enjoy a variety of restaurants with food from around the world or sit, enjoy a drink and watch the floating bridge open and close for boat traffic and marvel at the size of the bridge going over the bay. If shopping is your thing, you could spend a week touring the shops around the island.
Golf:
There is a golf course located on the cliffs above the sea, challenging yet breath taking.
Other Activities:
Snorkeling and Hiking