Long before Europeans arrived, the Arawak people from South America likely visited Klein Curaçao for fishing and temporary settlements. Archaeological findings suggest their presence, linking the island’s early days to a broader network of indigenous Caribbean communities.
The Cliff Villa Peninsula in Watamula is one of the best natural bird-viewing platforms on the island. Here are 17 incredible birds you can see right from the villa hammock.
Curaçao has always punched above its weight in sports. The island produces Major League Baseball stars with surprising regularity. It stands out in Olympic swimming to track.
Curaçao is a desert island. Our earth is dry, sandy, and often starved of the organic matter that helps plants hold water and nutrients. Yet across the island, something magical is happening in home gardens: people are rediscovering that what we throw away can become life itself.
One of the best-kept secrets about Curaçao is how safe it feels outdoors. Whether you're hiking the cactus-lined trails of Christoffel Park, dining al fresco under the stars, or swimming in a secluded cove—there’s little need to worry about dangerous bites or stings.
Curaçao is home to several sea turtle species, and one of the best places to see them up close is Playa Piskadó, a humble fishing beach that has become a sanctuary of sorts for these ancient mariners.