Blog Posts

There is so much to write about Curacao! On this page you will find all kinds of blogs on all kinds of topics relevant to Curacao. Written by ourselves or by guest writers, but always fun to read and with useful tips and info.


  • Where to See Turtles on Curaçao: The 4 Best Spots (Even Without Snorkeling)

    A sea turtle gliding calmly beneath you: for many people, that’s the highlight of their Curaçao vacation. The good news: lots of turtles live around the island, and you don’t even need to snorkel to see them. In this blog you’ll read where your chances are best, which species you’ll see and how to watch them without disturbing them.

  • A Jeep Trip to the East Side of Curaçao: From the Botanical Garden to an Off-Road Adventure

    During a jeep tour to the eastern side of Curaçao, you’ll discover a completely different landscape than the well-known beaches and bays. You’ll visit a botanical garden, go off-roading at Koraal Tabak, hike up to a cave, and wrap up the morning with a dip in the ocean. I joined the “East & Snorkel” tour and will tell you what to expect along the way and what’s useful to bring.

  • Aquafari on Curaçao: How an Underwater Scooter Works (and Is It Safe?)

    Riding underwater among the fish, without a diving certification and keeping your head dry. It sounds like science fiction, but on Curaçao, it’s actually possible: with Aquafari’s underwater scooter. How does a scooter like this actually work, is it safe, and why is this island so well-suited for it? I’ll break it down for you.

  • Willemstad on Foot: The Most Beautiful Route Through Punda, Otrobanda, Scharloo, and Pietermaai

    Willemstad is one of the most beautiful cities in the Caribbean, and the best way to discover it is on foot. In this guide you’ll learn which neighborhoods to see, which route to walk, where to park and when a guided walking tour gives you more than exploring on your own.

  • Off-road in Curaçao: Buggy, UTV, or ATV? Here’s How to Explore the Wild Side of Curaçao

    Dust in your hair, mud on your calves, and a grin that won’t leave your face all day. An off-road tour might just be the best way to discover that Curaçao is so much more than Punda, cocktails, and white-sand beaches. You’re behind the wheel, your guide shows the way, and within half an hour of setting off, you’ll find yourself in the middle of a landscape you’d never see from your rental car.

  • Booking Klein Curaçao: How far in advance, and when is the best time to go?

    “Is there still room on tomorrow’s boat to Klein Curaçao?” We get that question every week, and in high season the answer is often no. Here’s how far in advance to book, why there’s hardly any risk in doing so, which boat sails on which day, and what happens when the sea doesn’t cooperate.

  • LXRY Mall Curaçao: Discover this new hotspot in Jan Thiel

    Are you staying in Jan Thiel, Brakkeput, or along the Spaanse Water? If so, the new LXRY Mall is practically […]

  • Where is Klein Curaçao? Facts about the uninhabited island

    Updated: October 2, 2026 · By Nienke, NaarCuracao editorial team in Curaçao Everyone on Curaçao talks about it, but where […]

  • World Cup soccer 2026 Curacao

    In the summer of 2026 is the FIFA World Cup soccer. From the first match on June 11 to the final on July 19, it will be one big soccer party for over 5 weeks. And Curacao and the Netherlands are there as one of the 48 participating countries. Viva Hollandia, but also Go Blue Wave!

  • Easter on Curacao (2024)

    Sunday, March 31, it is Easter. Of course it is also celebrated on Curacao, we give you the tips.

  • West coast trip vs. Klein Curacao: which tour suits you best?

    Many visitors to Curaçao hesitate between two popular day trips: a boat trip to Klein Curaçao or a tour along […]

  • Beaches: Playa Jeremi

    Playa Jeremi is one of those beaches where you don’t end up by accident. You really have to drive a […]

  • Ziplining in Curaçao: 9 Things You’ll Want to Know Before You Go

    Curaçao has beaches, sea turtles and pastechi in abundance. But ziplining? For a long time, you couldn’t do that here. Since late 2025 you can: in Hòfi Mango nature park you hang from a cable 165 feet (50 m) above a century-old mango forest, with the Caribbean Sea in the distance. Ready to fly? Here are the 9 things you’ll want to know before you buckle your harness.

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  • Beaches: Tugboat Beach

    Tugboat Beach is a small and local beach, known for the iconic sunken wreck just offshore. Perfect for snorkeling or diving, but also for relaxing or being creative. Tugboat Beach, more than just beach!

  • Gym and Crossfit on Curacao

    Are you an athletic gym fanatic who goes to the gym a few times a week? No problem, even on […]

  • Curaçao Carnival 2027

    On Saturday, January 9, 2027, the Carnival season on Curaçao will once again kick off in festive style at the Curaçao Festival Center. Carnival is celebrated in a big way on Curaçao, and various events will be held through Tuesday, February 9, 2027.

  • Seafood Restaurants on Curaçao

    On an island in the Caribbean, you can, of course, enjoy plenty of fresh fish. But where are the best places to savor “the catch of the day”? We’ve got some tips for you!

  • Curacao inspiration: relax and be active

    You come to Curaçao because of “sun, sea & beach,” but Curaçao is so much more than that! If you want to be active, you can also be active on Curacao

  • Beaches: Karakter

    Want a great day chilling at the beach? Or would you rather go to the pool? Or even better, do you want both? Then you can’t skip beach club Karakter and Rooftop bar Koraal. Karakter and Koraal are located at Coral Estate, a resort toward Westpoint consisting of private homes, vacation homes and a hotel.

  • Beaches: Lagun

    Of all the beaches on Curaçao, Lagun is surely a favorite for many. Beautifully located between the two cliffs, all kinds of amenities and it slopes gradually so also ideal with children. A topper!

  • Curacao inspiration: Culture, Nature & History

    Of course you come to Curaçao because of “sun, sea & beach,” but Curaçao is so much more than that! Do you also enjoy fully immersing yourself in the history and culture of your vacation destination? And do you want to not only completely unwind, but also learn something? Then Curaçao is the destination for you.

  • Living in a Curacao country house

    Curacao still has dozens of country houses from the 17th and 18th centuries. Some are ruins and by far uninhabitable. But there are also mansions that are still in good condition, often restored and fine to live in. A perfect example is Huize Batavia in Otrobanda.

  • Lunch & Coffee on Curacao

    In Curaçao, you have many nice places for a delicious coffee or tasty lunch. You can choose a place lovely in the air conditioning or with a sea view. To give you some guidance, we’ve listed a few of our favorite coffee & lunch spots.

  • Shete Boka National Park

    Besides the beautiful beaches with clear blue water and soft white sand, Curacao also has beautiful rugged nature. To discover that, you have to go to the north coast. Tip for this: go to Shete Boka National Park.