Where Curacao ATV Tours Ride: Hato Plain to Westpunt

Most of the ATV and buggy tours compared here ride the west half of the island, in two groups. The buggy tour in the calendar, Kadushi By Spannerben’s off-road UTV buggy tour, crosses the Hato plain near the airport, stops at Boka Patrick on the north coast and the Bullenbaai coastline, and ends with a swim at Kokomo Beach; it is US$215 for the buggy and up to two people (checked November 2026). The quad tours go further west, to the San Pedro and Tera Kora plains, the flamingos at Sint Willibrordus and the beaches towards Westpunt.

None of these tours rides in Christoffel National Park, which does not allow ATVs, buggies or quads.

The map

Map of western Curacao showing where ATV and buggy tours ride: SV De Koning, Kokomo Beach, the Hato plain, Windmill Farm Curacao, Vlakte di San Pedro, Daaibooi Beach, Flamingo Sanctuary Sint Willibrordus, Boka Patrick, Westpunt and Christoffel National Park, closed to ATVs, buggies and quads — The stops named by the tours on this page. SV De Koning is the buggy tour’s listed meeting point; Christoffel National Park is shown because it is closed to ATVs, buggies and quads.

The Hato plain and the north coast

Kadushi By Spannerben’s tour drives north from its meeting point on the public road to the Hato plain, near the airport, the “mini desert of Curacao”: sandy paths with holes and bumps, dusty in the dry season, muddy after rain. Its itinerary then takes in Windmill Farm Curacao, a secret stop, Boka Patrick on the north coast and a 10-minute viewpoint. The description adds the Curacao Splash lookout and the Bullenbaai coastline, and the tour finishes with 25 minutes at Kokomo Beach to swim.

Reviewers fill in what happens between the named stops. A Dutch reviewer on 1 September 2026 lists a stop at Suplade, the Hato caves and 45 minutes at Kokomo Beach; a German reviewer on 19 June 2026 names a cave, a blow hole and Kokomo Beach. A reviewer on 8 November 2025 found the Hato plain best just after rain.

Check dates for the Hato plain buggy tour

San Pedro, Tera Kora and the flamingos

Illustration: a line of ATV quads with helmeted riders seen from behind crossing a dry, open plain of red earth and low scrub in western Curacao, tall white wind turbines on a low ridge in the distance — Illustration. Quads on a dry plain with wind turbines on the ridge, the San Pedro side of the island.

Curaçao Island Trail's west tour starts at Tera Kora. Its itinerary: the Tera Kora lookout (10 minutes), the Hato plain in passing (20 minutes), Vlakte di San Pedro (15 minutes), Windmill Farm Curacao (15 minutes), the cave Kueba di Indjan (20 minutes), Bai Klaas (10 minutes), the Flamingo Sanctuary at Sint Willibrordus (15 minutes) and Daaibooi Beach for 30 minutes of snorkelling.

G-Atv Tours' West Adventure rides the San Pedro savannah to the caves Kueba di Brua and Kueba di San Antonio and the wind turbines, then to Williwood for the flamingos and Kokomo Beach. One reviewer on 24 December 2025 describes riding by the airport under incoming planes and along the north coast.

Banda Abou and Westpunt

Red Rocks Adventures' quad tour starts at Kaya Tera Kora and rides Banda Abou, the island’s western district, with at most five quads and an optional swim at Porto Mari. A Dutch reviewer on 5 November 2026 saw turtles at Bica Ascenscio. Living Life Curacao's ATV ride, booked on Viator, goes round the beaches and off-road tracks of Westpunt (Westpoint).

Westpunt is the island’s western tip. Christoffel National Park sits just inland of it; its rules say no motorcycles, buggies, ATVs or quads are allowed in the park (Christoffelpark, checked November 2026).

The north side

Curacao Travel Experts' buggy tour starts at its buggy shop and crosses the St Joris plains on the north side to a cave, a geyser and a natural bridge. Several reviewers say much of the time is spent on the road getting there; the homepage sums up what they report.

For hotels near either end, see hotels in Curacao.