Curaçao

About Curaçao

Curaçao blends Dutch colonial Willemstad, vibrant coral reefs, and Caribbean warmth.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Curaçao.

Willemstad Historic Area

UNESCO colourful Handelskade waterfront.

Christoffel National Park

Hiking to the island's highest peak.

Shete Boka National Park

Rugged north coast with sea turtle nesting.

Top Restaurants in Curaçao

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Asian-Caribbean Fusion

Kome

Willemstad

In Willemstad's Pietermaai district, Kome serves Asian-Caribbean fusion—sushi, dim sum, and fresh ceviche—in a stylish courtyard popular with locals and tourists. Creative cocktails and a vibrant atmosphere make it Curaçao's trendiest dining spot. A benchmark of the island's cosmopolitan food scene.

Curaçaoan Seafood

Gouverneur de Rouville

Willemstad

Overlooking St. Anna Bay in Willemstad, this waterfront restaurant serves fresh Caribbean seafood—grilled red snapper, kadushi cactus soup, and stoba stew—in a historic building with colorful Dutch colonial architecture. Sunset views and live music define the experience. Curaçao's most scenic dining address.

International-Caribbean

Fort Nassau Restaurant

Willemstad

Atop a hill fort overlooking Willemstad's harbor, Fort Nassau offers refined international cuisine with Caribbean accents in a spectacular 360-degree panorama setting. Special-occasion dining and wedding receptions anchor its reputation. The island's premier fine-dining destination.