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Curaçao

Colorful Willemstad, warm dry weather, excellent shore diving and a Dutch-Caribbean mix at moderate prices. Public transport is thin and car rental is common; some visitors need a car for beaches.

UTC−4Updated October 2026
Curaçao, Curacao

At a glance

Where to stay in Curaçao

Areas visitors base themselves in.

AreaGood for
Pietermaai (Willemstad)Trendy old-town district: bars, restaurants, boutique stays
Punda–OtrobandaHistoric UNESCO center, markets, local food and walking
Jan ThielBeach clubs, resorts and apartments, car needed
WestpuntQuiet diving coast and snorkel coves, far from the city

Apps that work in Curaçao

No ride-hailing apps work here; see the taxi note below.

Cash, cards and tipping

What to carry and how to pay. Money in Curacao.

Before you go

Visa and entry

  • Complete the free Digital Immigration Card online within 48 hours before arrival.
  • Visitors can stay up to 90 days per calendar year; extensions need proof of valid travel insurance.
  • Proof of onward travel and accommodation may be requested.

Check the visa rule for your passport

Emergency numbers

Police 911 · Ambulance 912 · Fire 911 · All emergencies 911

Plugs

Type A, B · 127 V, 50 Hz. Do I need an adapter?

SIM and eSIM

Digicel or Flow prepaid SIMs from the airport or shops with passport; monthly data bundles are around US$20–40. eSIMs work for visitors.

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Sources

Prices are SoloSquare estimates; climate, air, safety and visa figures come from the sources listed. Compiled and reviewed by SoloSquare. How we compile and score this. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.