Most frequently asked questions about Curaçao
Yes, Curaçao is generally considered one of the safest Caribbean islands for tourists.
Emergency number: 911. Police: 917. Ambulance: 912. Fire: 913.
Kenepa Grandi (Kenepa Kok) is often considered the best beach for its stunning turquoise waters.
Most beaches in Curaçao are free to access, including Kenepa Grandi, Kenepa Chiki, and Playa Kalki.
Best snorkeling spots: Cas Abao, Kenepa Grandi, Playa Kalki, and the Tugboat wreck.
A rental car is highly recommended for flexibility and to explore hidden gems.
No, Uber is not available in Curaçao.
April to September is best for sunny weather, calm waters, and fewer crowds.
Credit cards are widely accepted, but cash is recommended for smaller shops and tips.
US dollars are widely accepted alongside the local Antillean Guilder (ANG).
Yes, Curaçao is excellent for digital nomads with reliable internet and modern coworking spaces.
Digicel and Flow are the main providers. Digicel has better coverage, Flow offers competitive rates.
Yes, Curaçao has excellent tap water quality and it is safe to drink.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. US, EU, and many other citizens don't need visas for stays under 90 days.
The Digital Immigration Card is an online form that all visitors must complete before arrival.
Popular activities include exploring Willemstad, visiting the floating market, beach time at Mambo Beach, and snorkeling.
Yes, Willemstad is very walkable from the cruise port.
Flamingos can be seen at Jan Kok, Sint Willibrordus, and the salt flats of Jan Thiel.
Top diving spots: Blue Bay, Mushroom Forest, Superior Producer Wreck, and Klein Curaçao.
Popular areas: Willemstad (center), Jan Thiel (luxury), Blue Bay (resorts), Westpunt (nature).