This dive site, Tarpon Bridge, is a unique underwater attraction located just around the corner from East Point in Curaçao. It is characterized by a significant natural underwater bridge, approximately 6 meters high, found at a depth of 20 meters. Divers can also explore a large cavern situated at 16 meters. The site's navigation involves descending to these key features, offering an interesting topological experience. While no specific history is provided, its natural formations are a testament to geological processes over time.
The site is notable for its marine life, with frequent sightings of tarpon around the natural bridge, giving the site its name. Nurse sharks are sometimes found resting within the cavern. The underside of the Tarpon Bridge is adorned with a rich growth of coral and various sponges, contributing to the vibrant ecosystem. Other reef fish typical of the Caribbean are also likely to be present.
The best time to visit Tarpon Bridge is when the sea is very calm, as it is exclusively a boat dive. This ensures comfortable access and optimal diving conditions. Highlights include exploring the natural bridge and cavern, along with the potential for encountering nurse sharks and tarpon. For freedivers, the depths of 16m and 20m for the cavern and bridge are well within reach, offering a challenging and rewarding experience to explore these natural wonders on a single breath. Divers should be comfortable with boat entries and exits and aware of potential variable conditions.

