Real. Different.
Curacao is where tropical charm, Latin style, a proud African heritage and European sophistication meet in the Caribbean. Just 35 miles off the coast of Venezuela, in the Caribbean Sea just outside the hurricane belt, Curacao weather is the most temperate in the Caribbean, with long, sunny days and soft breezes. The fun shines night and day, and visitors can explore 38 beaches, discover unique family attractions, visit historic monuments and museums, and more. Curacao resorts offer something for everyone from honeymooners to families.

Explore the island by day, discover a secluded white-sand cove speckled with the island's famed Divi Divi trees, or ride horseback through a national park.

By evening be ready to dance the night away, listen to hot jazz and enjoy some of the Caribbean's best cuisine under the stars.

Curacao's long standing ties to Holland are reflected in rows of crayola-colored townhouses with red tiled roofs and rococo-style facades lining the streets of historic Willemstad, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, placing it in the company of the Great Wall of China and the Taj Mahal.

With miles of reefs, some only 10 feet from the surface, and 65 world-class dive sites featuring a rainbow of unusual sea life and underwater visibility up to 150 feet, Curacao is one of the Caribbean's top dive destinations.