Lagun Blanku Beach is a great sweep of ultra-blue water situated at the far southern end of the island, not far from the reefs of Eastpoint. It's a challenge to reach because there's no direct road in–just a hardy hiking path. Visitors need to request access from park officials to be allowed in (but if one isn’t around, we’d just go in, because that's all part of the Curacao-style adventure.) The main reason you'd want to pull on your boots and head here is to enjoy exploring the lesser-known parts of the island. The region also has some of the island's best scuba spots: think schools of sardines and resident sea turtles.