Our Historic Capital - Bustling capital exudes European charm
A visit to Willemstad brings you the best of Curaçao—Old World charm and contemporary culture. This lively city’s unique architecture, activities, and neighborhoods shape the island’s historic center.
The most unique beaches anywhere in the world
Curaçao has over 35 beaches with a remarkable variety. Whether you are a sun-loving vacationer or a resident enjoying a day off, you can choose between intimate rocky coves surrounded by massive cliffs or long sandy beaches, either secluded by nature or bustling with activities. The one thing they all share is crystal clear turquoise water and picture-perfect weather
Diving & Snorkeling - A wonderland of diving possibilities
Divers and snorkelers never seem to be able to stop talking about the beauty of Curaçao's underwater world. Let us assure you - this is with good reason, because we like to think there is no place in the world offering such great shore dives or opportunity to enjoy the beauty of sea's nature while snorkeling. The following list is a guide to 40 different dive areas on Curaçao which covers 65 individual sites.
A colorful mosaic of history and customs
Curaçao’s ethnic inhabitants - the Arawak, Dutch, Spanish, West Indian, Latin, and African - have created a rich heritage and thriving culture. Explore the remarkable diversity of our amazing island.
Colorful Carnival - Taking to the streets in celebration
Throughout history, communities around the world have engaged in traditional rituals and ceremonies. While ancient cultures invoked spirits and religious icons for peace and protection, modern Carnival festivities pay homage with bountiful food, music, and merriment with parades and street marches
A colorful mosaic of history and customs
Curaçao’s ethnic inhabitants - the Arawak, Dutch, Spanish, West Indian, Latin, and African - have created a rich heritage and thriving culture. Explore the remarkable diversity of our amazing island.
Climate & Landscape
Located in the tropics, just 12° north of the Equator, Curaçao has a warm, sunny climate year round. The average temperature is about 27° C (in the mid 80s F). Cooling trade winds blow constantly from the east, picking up in the spring months. The rainy season, which is between October and February, is usually marked by short, occasional showers, mostly at night, and continued sunny weather by day. Total annual rainfall averages only 570 mm (22 inches). Additionally, Curaçao is located on the outer fringes of the hurricane belt. Consequently, the frequency of hits by tropical storms is much lower than for other parts of the Caribbean.
A visit to Willemstad brings you the best of Curaçao—Old World charm and contemporary culture. This lively city’s unique architecture, activities, and neighborhoods shape the island’s historic center.
The most unique beaches anywhere in the world
Curaçao has over 35 beaches with a remarkable variety. Whether you are a sun-loving vacationer or a resident enjoying a day off, you can choose between intimate rocky coves surrounded by massive cliffs or long sandy beaches, either secluded by nature or bustling with activities. The one thing they all share is crystal clear turquoise water and picture-perfect weather
Diving & Snorkeling - A wonderland of diving possibilities
Divers and snorkelers never seem to be able to stop talking about the beauty of Curaçao's underwater world. Let us assure you - this is with good reason, because we like to think there is no place in the world offering such great shore dives or opportunity to enjoy the beauty of sea's nature while snorkeling. The following list is a guide to 40 different dive areas on Curaçao which covers 65 individual sites.
A colorful mosaic of history and customs
Curaçao’s ethnic inhabitants - the Arawak, Dutch, Spanish, West Indian, Latin, and African - have created a rich heritage and thriving culture. Explore the remarkable diversity of our amazing island.
Colorful Carnival - Taking to the streets in celebration
Throughout history, communities around the world have engaged in traditional rituals and ceremonies. While ancient cultures invoked spirits and religious icons for peace and protection, modern Carnival festivities pay homage with bountiful food, music, and merriment with parades and street marches
A colorful mosaic of history and customs
Curaçao’s ethnic inhabitants - the Arawak, Dutch, Spanish, West Indian, Latin, and African - have created a rich heritage and thriving culture. Explore the remarkable diversity of our amazing island.
Climate & Landscape
Located in the tropics, just 12° north of the Equator, Curaçao has a warm, sunny climate year round. The average temperature is about 27° C (in the mid 80s F). Cooling trade winds blow constantly from the east, picking up in the spring months. The rainy season, which is between October and February, is usually marked by short, occasional showers, mostly at night, and continued sunny weather by day. Total annual rainfall averages only 570 mm (22 inches). Additionally, Curaçao is located on the outer fringes of the hurricane belt. Consequently, the frequency of hits by tropical storms is much lower than for other parts of the Caribbean.
