Remarkable City Park
The Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park is a remarkable city park on Curaçao that consists of mangrove trees. The park differs from other parks on the island because it offers a unique insight into a special nature reserve. Mangroves are essential for Curaçao. These trees provide food and shelter for marine animals and are also used as nursery grounds for many marine animals. In addition, the mangroves provide coastal protection in the event of a hurricane, for example.
Located in Otrobanda right next to the Mega Pier.
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Located between Court Yard Marriot and Corendon Mangrove Beach resort, the Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park is a city park covering an area of approximately 12 hectares. The park is divided into two separate sections, the first being the eastern basin, occupying around 6 hectares, which is currently in use. In the future, the eastern and western basins will be connected through a canal, and a visitor center will be constructed to complete the park's infrastructure.
The Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park is managed by the Carmabi Foundation. It opened its doors to the public on July 1, 2022, and focuses on three equally important themes: nature conservation, education, and visitor recreation.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Curaçao Rif Mangrove Park!
Monthly Activities at Mangrove Park
Experience the beauty of the mangroves with our guided hikes, birdwatching tours, and kayak adventures! Every month, we offer unique activities for nature lovers of all ages.
📅 Check out our activities schedule and plan your visit!
📍 All tours start at the Mangrove Park Visitor Center.
📩 For more information or reservations:
📲 WhatsApp/Call +5999 513 1681 (9 AM - 5 PM)
Explore, learn, and connect with nature at Mangrove Park! 🌱🌊
Latest news
"To enhance the recreational experience of the Mangrove Park, several walking amenities have been established."
Relaxation Points
Along the route, there are opportunities to relax and peacefully take in the surroundings at various benches along the walking path.
Viewpoints
At specific points along the route, spacious viewpoints provide glimpses of the mangrove forest. Climb the observation tower and observe the diverse flora and fauna, particularly bird-watching.
Educational Signs
Educational information is being displayed along the route through information signs.
Nature Watch: Report an Issue
Have you noticed something unusual in our parks, such as bee swarms, fallen trees, or other situations? Help us keep our parks safe and beautiful by reporting any issues through the form below.
Do you want to visit our beautiful Mangrove Park?
Check out the opening hours & fees!