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Being one third of the ABC islands (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) and outside the hurricane belt. It is also known for the origination and production of the Curacao liqueur.
The official language is Papiamentu but English, Spanish and Dutch are widely spoken throughout the country.
Because Curacao is out the Caribbean hurricane belt, the island enjoys warm weather throughout the year.
Rain is common from Oct-Nov, but it typically isn't heavy rain.
Average temperature is 81 degrees Fahrenheit.
The government of Curacao requires:
a passport valid for your entire stay that is not older than 10 years old. Proof of return is also required.
U.S. residents do not have to apply for a via for entry.
For more information on entry requirements, visit the
A digital immigration application must also be completed online.
The vacations we plan start at $2,000 per person based on a 5-night stay, accommodations at a 4–5-star resort, roundtrip flights, roundtrip transfers, and travel protection.
**Pricing is estimated only and will vary****
West Side
Handelskade
Jan Thiel
Punda & Otrobanda (part of Williamstead)
Pietermaai
Williamstead is the beating heart of Curacao. It is the capitol and main city on the island. Williamstead consists of two sides, Otrabanda and Punda (pictured) which are connected by the famous Queen Emma Bridge. Every Thursday there is a nightly celebration called Punda vibes that consists of live music on the streets, fireworks and dancers.
Visit the Chobolo mansion and learn the history of the Curacao Liqueur, how it's made and taste the different flavors of the liqueur. You can also take a mixology class there and shake up some delicious drinks using the world-famous blue Curacao liqueur.
Mambo beach is one of the most visited beaches on the island. Parties and events are regularly held here especially on the weekends.
There is also the Mambo Beach boulevard with restaurants, beach bars, shopping and more steps away from the white sand beach.
Walking around Curacao, especially in Williamstead, there is beautiful art everywhere you turn. You can take a self-guided walking art tour o just see the murals as you stroll through the streets.
Fort Nassau is a unique restaurant experience.
This 1797national monument has been transformed into an elegant dining experience. See beautiful views and even the sunset of Williamstead while dining in this open-air restaurant.
Curacao is host to a few museums. The most notable ones are the Curacao Museum and the Maritime history museum. The Curacao Museum showcases the history of the island of island, its natives, language and more.
The maritime museum showcases the island history and current maritime events and the harbor.
Curacao is a apart of the ABC islands which consist of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao.
You can easily hop over to Aruba or Bonaire for a day trip via a 25 - 35 minute flight via Divi Divi air who runs flights throughout the day to all three islands.
All three islands will give you a different Caribbean Dutch atmosphere and experience.