Take old-world European charm, dip it in the Caribbean, soak it in the sun and you’ve got Curaçao. Doused in Dutch heritage, its capital is brightly painted in pastel tones. From hidden inlets or coves, azure waves reflect cobalt skies and crash on white sands. Desert hues tinge rugged lands punctuated by green peaks. With its eponymous liqueur tinted electric blue, Curaçao simply lives in colour.
Inclusions
- Round trip airfare to Curacao
- 7 nights all-inclusive hotel
- Round trip transfers from airport to hotel and hotel to airport
- $200 resort credit (excludes deal of the day room category)
- Included Careflex: Cancel up to 3 days prior
Vancouver, Victoria, Kelowna, Calgary, Edmonton, Toronto, Montreal
Aug 22-Oct 17 from $1499 + $526 tax (Sunscape Curacao; 4-star)
Aug 22-Oct 17 from $1699 + $526 tax (Dreams Curacao; 4.5-star)
Aug 22-Oct 17 from $2999 + $526 tax (Zoetry Curacao; 5-star)
Aug 22-Oct 17 from $4199 + $526 tax (Sandals Curacao; 5-star)
Nov 1-Dec 12 from $1699 + $526 tax (Sunscape Curacao; 4-star)
Nov 1-Dec 12 from $1899 + $526 tax (Dreams Curacao; 4.5-star)
Nov 1-Dec 12 from $2699 + $526 tax (Zoetry Curacao; 5-star)
Nov 1-Dec 12 from $4099 + $526 tax (Sandals Curacao; 5-star)
If there is a forced overnight in either direct and a hotel stay needed, the cost would be additional
Important notes: Curacao Immigration Card: Please be advised that Curacao’s Immigration card has now gone digital effective immediately. As such, ALL passengers travelling to Curacao are REQUIRED to complete the Digital Immigration Card before arrival. Cards can be filled out online at: dicardcuracao.com
Curacao
Willemstad is a charming Dutch colonial style town with enormous historical importance and a gorgeous harbour. As matter of fact, the capital was recently declared a cultural heritage site of the world by UNESCO. It offers lovely alleys and parks to stroll, historical monuments to ponder and a slew of museums to educate and fascinate. The wonderful architecture is best known through the pastel coloured gable houses. And visitors searching for fun and relaxation in the sun are sure to find it at one of Curaçao’s 35 plus beaches, from rocky coves surrounded by massive cliffs to long sandy beaches. The south western coast is favoured by swimmers because of the calmer waters. The many international and local restaurants promise delightful meals. Evenings can be filled with excitement at the many casinos or discotheques.
Curacao Immigration Card: Please be advised that Curacao’s Immigration card has now gone digital effective immediately. As such, ALL passengers travelling to Curacao are REQUIRED to complete the Digital Immigration Card before arrival. Cards can be filled out online at: dicardcuracao.com
Climate Curaçao’s annual average temperature is of 27° C and its warm waters hover around 26° C. A refreshing trade wind keeps the humidity in check. The rainy season, lasting from October through February, is mostly defined by short nightly showers.
