Curacao

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Curacao vacation rentals

A sunny tropical paradise, Curacao offers a myriad of accommodation options. From cozy Curacao vacation rentals to a luxury Curacao resort, travelers can find a perfect option depending on their budget and needs. Curacao villas are an excellent idea for those who travel in large groups. Not only do they provide more comfort and privacy, but are also a more affordable solution for your family getawat.

Things to do in Curacao

With its perfect climate year round, Curacao is an ideal vacation spot for those who love beaches and outdoor recreation amidst colonial architecture. Diving and snorkeling are some of the most popular activities on the island but tennis, golf and helicopter rides can also be enjoyed in this diverse place. Read on to find out about Curacao's biggest attractions.

Hato Caves

Located close to the Curacao airport, Hato Caves are limestone caves open to public in early 90s. Visitors can enter this fascinating cave and learn all about geological history of Curacao. The cave is still active and offers stunning stalactites and stalagmites that can be admired by visitors who can also see Petroglyphs carved in the rock wall outside the cave.

Curacao Sea Aquarium

One of the best ways for tourists to explore Curacao's underwater world is by visiting the Curacao Sea Aquarium. This unique place has an open-water-system with fresh sea water pumped into the aquaria and offers great snorkeling and scuba diving with stingrays. During such dives travelers can also admire sea turtles, sharks and many colorful tropical fish.

Carnival in Curacao

Carnival is Curacao's most important event which is held in late February. Large floats, colorful costumes and unique themes can be admired during this annual parade. Travelers can enjoy live drumming groups and popular bands performing during the parade which takes several hours to walk through the streets of Willemstad.

Scuba Diving

Scuba diving is one of the most favorite sports practiced in Curacao. The island's clear waters are known for amazing coral reefs and sponge formations with thousands of colorful fish that make diving a breathtaking experience. Travelers can enjoy over 40 diving spots in Curacao, many accessible by boats or from the beaches.

Sightseeing in Curacao

While in Curacao, travelers should find some time for sightseeing. The island's unique architecture can be admired by visiting Curacao's beautiful landhouses such as Brievengat, Chobolobo and Knip. Curacao is also home to the oldest Synagogue in the western hemisphere and an old Jewish cemetery. Curacao Ostrich Farm and Christoffel Park are also worth visiting.