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Take with you to Curaçao

  • Sunscreen and after sun and insect repellent (minimum 25% DEET). Be careful with DEET in children up to 2 years old.
  • Insect bite repellent
  • Motion sickness tablets if you are planning to sail to Klein Curaçao
  • Cap or hat and light clothing. Evenings are generally warm, so a sweater is rarely necessary
  • Snorkel set and water shoes (also available in Curaçao)
  • Sports sandals, sneakers, or other comfortable walking shoes
  • Consult the website NaarCuraçao.com for tips

Transport on Curacao

TaxisTaxis are expensive, public transport is limited, walking, cycling and riding mopeds is dangerous due to the lack of pedestrian and cycle paths, bad roads and poor street lighting. That's why a rental car is the best way to explore the island. For further information about taxis and fares, we would like to refer to the site To Curaçao

Taxis can be recognized by the signs and the letters “ TX ” on the license plate. They usually don't have a sign on top of the roof. Prices are based on a maximum passenger number of four people for journeys between 6am and 11pm. After 11 pm a surcharge of 25% applies. It is advisable to agree on a price in advance. There are taxi stands at Hato airport and at Sha Caprileskade in Punda.

Examples of taxi prices:
The price for a taxi to Otrobanda or Punda in Willemstad is approximately 55 ANG, to Mambo Beach it takes longer and you pay 70 ANG. A taxi from Curaçao Hato Airport to Jan Thiel costs 80 ANG. For more than four people and overnight there is a surcharge.