Curacao

There’s no better place to start off your idyllic Curaçao vacation than at LionsDive Beach Resort. With a cozy, casual atmosphere set amidst a stunning tropical location, whether you’re a beach-lover or an active traveler, it’s the perfect resort for everyone. With our warm friendly Dutch-Caribbean hospitality, amazing service is our #1 priority. Our attentive staff is always there for your every need so that you can have a wonderful vacation. Relax on our shaded private beach, train in our 50-meter sports pool, enjoy the wellness options or take a relaxing stroll to the adjacent Mambo Beach Boulevard. At any one of our 4 bars/restaurants you can enjoy a cool drink or a tasty lunch or dinner.

CAREFULLY LOVING OUR BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
Green Mission

LionsDive Beach Resort is aware that tourism can only survive in a world that is not only environmentally sustainable, but also economically and socially responsible. From its opening in 1989, LionsDive has offered accommodations that embrace nature, and to date, strives for the highest standards in sustainability ventures.

OCTOBER 4th-11th, 2025

Double Occupancy

Divers $1,760 non-Divers $1,195

Single Supplement $2,645

Airfare $875

NON-REFUNDABLE $300 Deposit at Sign Up

Photo Credits - Nicole Smith, SDI Instructor

7 Nights, Daily Breakfast, 5 Days of 2 tank boat dives, Unlimited shore diving, Round trip airport, Hotel transfers & taxes

LEARN MORE

Dive for a Purpose with Ocean Encounters

Ocean Encounters established the coral restoration program in 2015 to grow and outplant endangered coral species, as well as to educate Curaçao’s divers about the need to protect coral reefs.

We established partnerships with leading resorts and dive operations including LionsDive Beach Resort, Avila Beach Hotel, Baoase Luxury Resort Curaçao, and Scubaçao Diving Adventures to expand coral nurseries across Curaçao.

Together, the organizations have out planted more than 10,000 endangered corals back onto Curaçao’s reefs and taught thousands of guest divers, local students, and volunteers from the Curaçao diving community about the importance of coral reefs.