Caribbean Vibes, European Charm
Where pastel-hued colonial facades meet impossibly blue seas, Curacao offers a one-of-a-kind fusion of European charm and Caribbean warmth. Beyond its vibrant capital, you’ll find sugar-white beaches, world-class dive sites like the Mushroom Forest, and bold street art that colors entire neighborhoods. Whether you’re walking the iconic Queen Emma Bridge, sipping authentic Blue Curacao at the source, or swimming in crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life, Curacao’s distinctive character is unforgettable. Your Envoyage advisor will craft a personalized escape that taps into the heart of this Dutch Caribbean gem.
Curacao in Focus
Currency: Netherlands Antillean guilder (ANG)
Tipping Customs: 10-15%, if a service charge is not included.
Language: Dutch, Papiamentu and English
Popular Drink: Blue Curacao Liqueur
Must Eat: Stoba – an island stew
Power Up: US plugs, 127 V (though most hotels provide a 110 V option)
Weather: Warm, sunny climate year-round, with temperatures in the mid-80s (ºF) due to gentle trade winds.
Best Time to Visit: Mid-December-mid-April.
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Moments Worth Chasing
Wander Historic Willemstad
Explore the vibrant districts of Punda and Otrobanda, connected by the “Swinging Old Lady”—a floating bridge lined with panoramic views and postcard-perfect buildings.
See the Street Art Come Alive
Curacao’s creative soul is on full display in its murals, open-air galleries, and art-forward neighborhoods.
Tour the Famous Liqueur Distillery
Visit a distillery to learn how the island’s signature Blue Curacao is made and enjoy some samples from the source.
Dive into the Mushroom Forest
Beneath the surface lies one of the Caribbean’s most unique dive sites: towering, mushroom-shaped coral formations alive with marine life.
Descend into the Hato Caves
Explore ancient limestone caverns filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and petroglyphs believed to be more than 1,500 years old.
