Did you know that Willemstad, Curaçao’s capital city, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site? Since 1997, the island has been recognized for its rich cultural heritage, having over 700 preserved buildings and monuments from the 17th and 18th centuries.

One of the best parts of Curaçao is its diversity, boasting over 55 nationalities and a unique European and Caribbean flair. This diversity especially shines during local community events like Carnival and Kaya Kaya Festival.



Whether you’re taking in the greenery on top of Mt. Christoffel, gazing at the colorful murals that line the streets of Otrobanda, or lounging beachside with a stunning sunset view, Curaçao is quite literally a work of art. 



Your tastebuds are in for a journey. With a melting pot of culture, it’s inevitable that the food options will surely deliver. From gourmet eateries and cozy cafes to open air markets and Truk’i Pans (food trucks), there is something for everyone. 

Adventurers, explorers, beach lovers, divers—the island is ready for every kind of traveler. Pack your itinerary with everything from scuba diving, jet skis, boating, and beach days to art galleries, museums, spas, safari excursions, golf, lounges, and more. 

There is never a bad time to make your way to Curaçao. The island, just 90 miles north of Venezuela, is situated outside of the hurricane belt making it a summery oasis all year long.