Curacao Vacation Packages

Premier Diving Spot
Curacao needs little introduction to the diving community. They come for the 12 miles of superb reef and a multitude of mapped dives. About a third of the reef is protected by the Curacao Underwater Marine Park. If diving is your thing, you might want to consider staying at the Breezes Resort, Spa & Casino, located just opposite the park. Not only does it have a prime location, it's home to one of the Caribbean's best dive shops.

Colonial Willemstad
History and shopping combine in equal portions in Willemstad, Curacao's picturesque capital. The gabled Dutch colonial buildings are painted in a soft pastels and vivid hues, including maize, pink and tangerine. An unusual pontoon footbridge crosses the harbor and swings open for ships. Willemstad has a stellar shopping reputation with international brands and a good choice of Dutch items.

Above the Waves
If you like your sports on top of the water, you'll love the sailing produced by Curacao's steady trades. Beach lovers gravitate to Cas Abao on the west side. For a change of pace, go horseback ride, mountain biking or play tennis or golf.

History and Scenic Delights
For insight into the island's multi-faceted history, visit the Curacao Museum, the Kura Hulanda Museum, and the Jewish Museum. On the west side of Curacao, tour gracious plantation homes and visit a coastal cave that roars with surf. Way down at the tip of the island, you can visit fishing village of West Point, a real gem.

What to Wear
Curacao is dressier than many Caribbean islands. Plan on dressy-casual - long pants, no shorts or halter tops, for the nicer dining establishments.