Playa Guepi

About

Playa Guepi is a deserted beach at the westernmost point of Curaçao, offering a beautiful natural cove that is usually completely empty. Located beyond Watamula Blowhole at the far tip of the island, this remote beach requires a rough dirt road past Playa Kalki and a 4WD vehicle for the final stretch. The cove features stunning turquoise water surrounded by dramatic rocky coastline, with a natural bridge nearby adding to the scenic beauty. The water can have strong currents, so swimming should be approached with caution and visitors should check conditions before entering. There are no facilities, no shade, and no food — Playa Guepi is as wild and untouched as Curaçao's coastline gets. The beach can be reached on foot from a small parking area at the end of the dirt road. The isolation and raw beauty of Playa Guepi make it a favorite for photographers, drone pilots, and adventurous travelers who want to experience the most remote corner of Curaçao. The surrounding landscape of cactus, wind-bent trees, and crashing Atlantic waves creates a dramatic and unforgettable setting.

West Point tip

Tips

• Usually completely empty
• Beautiful natural cove
• Strong currents - be careful
• Watamula Hole and natural bridge nearby

Hours

Mon-Sun Sunrise to sunset

How to get there

Rough dirt road past Playa Kalki to Watamula. Can walk from parking area. 4WD recommended for final stretch.

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