The most photographed waterfront in the Caribbean
Willemstad's candy-colored Dutch colonial buildings aren't a filter - they're real, and they sit right alongside some of the best diving in the region.
Curaçao sits outside the Caribbean hurricane belt, which makes it one of the few destinations Krystal Tours can genuinely recommend year-round. Willemstad's waterfront – rows of pastel Dutch colonial buildings along the Handelskade – is the postcard shot, but the diving and snorkeling are just as much the draw.
Kunuku Aqua Resort is our anchor property here, a water-park-style all-inclusive with slides alongside the usual beach and pool amenities – a strong pick for families as well as couples.
A water-park-style all-inclusive with slides, pools, and beach access - built for families and groups alike.
The all-inclusive upgrade on the same property, Tuesday & Friday departures.
Handelskade Photo Walk
Snorkeling & Diving
Shete Boka National Park
Floating Market
Hato Caves
Handelskade Waterfront
The most photographed street in the Caribbean - come at golden hour.
Coral reefs accessible right off the coast - among the best in the region.
Dramatic wave-battered coastline on the island's north side.
Venezuelan vendors selling fruit and produce straight off their boats.
Limestone caves with underground pools and fruit bats.
Photos: Martin Falbisoner, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Charles Hoffman, CC BY-SA 2.0 · AbigailLobato, CC BY-SA 4.0 · Boris Kasimov from Toronto, Canada, CC BY 2.0 · ImagePerson, CC BY 4.0 – via Wikimedia Commons.
