Curacao

Curaçao, a Dutch Caribbean island, is known for its beaches tucked into coves and its expansive coral reefs rich with marine life. The capital, Willemstad, has pastel-colored colonial architecture, floating Queen Emma Bridge and the sand-floored, 17th-century Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue.

We are very pleased that we could resume flights to Curacao, but the immigration and health authorities have strict entry requirements and travel regulations in place that travelers must comply with. Make sure you are up to date with these requirements before you travel! click here for the links to the authorities websites

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Entry Requirements

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Curaçao is happy to reopen to the world. Or to learn the latest updates, entry requirements and find the necessary documentation needed to travel to Curacao, go directly to this website:

curacao.com travel-updates

Airport Info

Address

Hato International Airport, Plasa Margaret Abraham, Curacao, +599 9 839 1000

Facilities

Available

Internet

Free Wi-Fi is available

Airport taxis

Taxis are available at Hato International Airport.

Airport parking

There is a possibility to park your car near the airport.

Getting to the city

public transportation is fairly limited. Curaçao offers two kinds of public transportation: the large busses, which are called ‘Konvooi’, go for a longer distance, and on most urban routes you will find collective cars (max. 9 p.) or vans called ‘bus’ (they have BUS on their registration plates). During the day bus rotation is frequent, but is not suitable for night travel.

Car rental

There are different car rental agencies on the island and have desks at major hotels and at the airport.

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