About Willemstad, Curaçao

Part of the ABC Islands, Curacao Is A Paradise Waiting To Be Explored.

The island is known for its beautiful beaches, abundance of wildlife, and its unique style. Curacao is now an independent island, however it has a deep shared history with its Dutch colonizers. The Dutch built the capital of Willemstad in a very traditional way, leaving visitors to often dub Willemstad the Amsterdam of the Caribbean. Colorful row homes line the port, cafes on every corner, and high-end shopping define this capital city of 150,000. Outside the capital, explorers can find luxury resorts, boho beach houses, and a vibrant scene.

Lower Caribbean

Key Facts About
Willemstad,
Curaçao

Language

Dutch, English, Papiamento

Time Difference

GMT -4

Best Travel Time

May-November

Currency

Florin

Capital

Willemstad

Population

164,093

The Experience

Experience the full scope of Willemstad, Curaçao from community and culture to food and nightlife.

Community

EnviTours partners with local organizations to clean beaches and participate in the island recycling and reuse program.

Food

A blend of traditional island food and Dutch food make this cuisine extremely unique. Enjoy fresh seafood and local favorites.

Culture

Curacao is famous for its blue as the ocean liquor. Enjoy this liquor on the rocks or in cocktails as you take in the sights and sounds of the island.

Nightlife

Known for its parties, beach clubs, and local bars, there is always a time and place to get the party started in Curacao.

EnviTours in the Curaçao Community

Local Beaches in Curaçao

EnviTours partners with local beach clean-up efforts to clean beaches of garbage, glass, and plastics. A local glass and plastics repurposing facility uses the collected rubbish to make art, plant pots, bottles, and other items to be used on the island.

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