Getting To Curacao By Air - Curacao has a modern international airport served by a number of airlines. The Curacao International Airport boasts the longest runway in the Caribbean at 3,410 meters in length and 60 meters in width. The runway is capable of handling almost any type of aircraft including jumbo jets.

 

Airlines Serving Curacao

• American Airlines

• Continental Airlines

• KLM

• Martin Air

• Arkefly

• Air Canada

• West Jet

• Copa Airlines

• Avianca

• Surinam Airways

 

Getting To Curacao By Sea - Curacao has two docking spots for cruise ships -- the mega ships can dock at the Mega Pier and the smaller ships can dock at the cruise terminals within the harbor. All cruise terminals are connected to the city's main shopping and business areas. Curacao seaports are all natural, sheltered ports that offer safe, fast, efficient and reliable handling of both ships and cargo.

 

Getting Around Curacao - Renting a car is the most effective way of traveling around Curacao.

 

Car Rental Companies

• Avis

• Budget

• Alamo

• Hertz

• National

 

Public Transportation - You can go sightseeing by bus, but the public transportation is fairly limited. Curacao offers two kinds of public transportation: the large yellow or blue busses, which are called ‘Konvooi’, go for a longer distance, and on most urban routes you will find collective cars (max. 9 p.) or vans called ‘bus’ (they have BUS on their registration plates). The major bus terminals are located outside the postal office at the ‘Waaigat’ in Punda, and next to the underpass in Otrobanda.