Diving with our boat in Curacao is an awesome experience! We take you to awesome spots not reachable by land. On the moment you put you head in the water you can see awesome and healty coral. Our experienced divemasters and captain know everything about the sea around the island and will bring you to the best places!  

Every day it is possible to go to one of our 60+ diving locations on Curacao. We dive on the most beautiful locations of the island, specifically selected to your liking and to our diving experience. From the unknown dive sites to the most popular dive sites of Curacao: there is a nice place for everyone! We give a lot of personal attention because all our trips will take place in small groups. Because of this you will not get bored but just have fun experiences in diving. If it is a while since you have made a dive and you want some guidance, we strongly recommend a refresher dive.  

The Lionfish is an invasive species in the Caribbean. Because they don’t have any natural predators here, they have the chance to multiply quickly, overtaking and killing native species, which results in a huge danger for the aquatic life on Curacao. To control this invasion, hunting lionfish is only allowed under strict rules.  During this dive, you learn how to hunt on them and how to prepare them. At the end of the dive, you could bring your caught lionfish back home where you can turn it into a delicious meal!

If it has been a while that you did your last dive, it is good to refresh your skills! During this 3 hour program you will do some theory, skill practice and also enjoy diving again on one of the many dive sites on Curacao. Also easily combined with a second dive to increase the fun and experience.

Every morning it is possible to do a 2 tank dive trip with us. We can go with our van to every dive location that can be reached from the shore. The wreck 'The Tugboat', which is only 5 min drive or the beautiful and many corals at 'Directors Bay'. Also the beautiful and almost extraterrestrial environment of "Carpile" is definitely recommended! Or do you want to join us on a full day trip to the west side of the island? You name it, we'll take you there! Start with fantastic coral reefs with a wide variety of different species of fish, turtles, lobsters, rays and other animals. All our trips are with small groups so we can give a lot of personal attention so that you will not get bored and have fun experiences in the one we love the most: diving on Curacao!  

Diving into Darkness: Embracing the Enchantment of Night Diving Beneath the stars, night diving unveils a hidden aquatic ballet. Dive lights pierce the darkness, illuminating a world transformed by the nocturnal stage. Graceful marine life, normally concealed during daylight hours, emerge from the shadows. Witness elusive octopuses, elegant shrimp, and stealthy moray eels navigating the depths. Familiar dive sites metamorphose into surreal landscapes, bathed in the radiance of underwater torches. Every dive becomes a thrilling exploration. Preparation ensures a safe and magical experience, guided by expert instructors. Night diving offers a chance to immerse in the ocean's nocturnal embrace, discovering the enchantment that unfolds beneath the waves after dark. Aqcuire information about availability first by emailing us at info@janthieldiving.com  

The wreck of the Superior Producer in Curacao is one of the most popular wreck dives in the former Dutch Caribbean. The ship which was a small freighter that sank just outside the harbor of the island. If you love diving shipwrecks, this is definitely one that you need to add to your must-see list. The Superior Producer sank in September of 1977 outside the busy port of Willemstad. The ship was headed towards Isla Margarita in Venezuela. It was filled with alcohol and clothes, which would be used for the upcoming Christmas shopping season. But because the seas were rough and there was far too much heavy cargo on the ship that ended up shifting out of place, it became impossible for it to stay afloat. Just a little while after the ship set sail the ship began to sink quickly on an even keel.  While this may seem like a tragedy, the people on shore were actually overjoyed because they were able to essentially take everything that they could recover from the cargo on the ship. People donned the clothes and drank up all of the alcohol that did not go down with the Superior Producer. The story goes that the people who recovered the clothes from the ship gave this to the islanders who really needed it who used the jeans, shirts a for years to come. Because the dive to the Superior Producer is a deep dive, you need to have your Advanced Open Water certification. Before we go out to the superior, a refresh or fun dive is required.