Curaçao mixes the pastel Dutch-colonial waterfront of Willemstad with dozens of small, clear-water coves, dramatic coastal parks and a relaxed, multicultural island atmosphere, all under near-constant sunshine.
A UNESCO-listed harbour city of pastel Dutch gables, a floating pedestrian bridge and lively waterfront cafés.
A postcard cove of white sand and bright turquoise water on the west coast, backed by cliffs.
A small uninhabited island with a lighthouse and shipwreck, reached by boat for a day of swimming and snorkeling.
A rugged coastline of limestone caves and powerful blowholes where waves crash into narrow inlets.
A protected area of hiking trails, cacti and wildlife around the island's highest peak.
Sail to the island for snorkeling, beach time and lunch on board.
Swim with green turtles in clear shallow water at west-coast spots such as Playa Grandi.
Visit the historic Landhuis Chobolobo mansion to see where the famous blue liqueur is made.
Explore the harbour, markets and murals with a local guide.
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Curaçao is a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, lying in the southern Caribbean not far from the coast of Venezuela.
Dutch, Papiamentu, English and Spanish are all widely spoken, and US dollars are commonly accepted alongside the local currency.
The island is dry and sunny year-round and lies south of the main hurricane belt, which makes it a popular option in almost any season.
Its coast offers more than thirty beaches and coves, plus excellent shore diving, making it a favourite for divers and snorkelers.