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Things to Do in Curaçao

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Common questions about Curaçao

What are the best things to do in Curaçao?

Curaçao is best known for its diving and snorkeling — the Blue Room sea cave and the barrier reef are world-class. Jeep tours to the rugged west coast, beach hopping, and exploring Willemstad's colorful UNESCO-listed waterfront are all popular. Most activities can be booked online through Faer before you arrive.

How do I get from Curaçao airport to my hotel?

Faer offers fixed-price airport transfers from Hato International Airport (CUR) to all hotels and destinations across the island. Fares are government-regulated — no meters, no negotiating at the curb. Economy from $25, XL (up to 8 passengers) from $45.

Is Curaçao good for cruise passengers?

Yes. The cruise terminal at Otrobanda is minutes from Willemstad and all major tour operators depart from there. Most Faer experiences are designed as half-day shore excursions: snorkeling tours, jeep tours, and cave dives all return to port with time to spare.

Do I need a rental car in Curaçao?

It depends on your plan. If you're staying in Willemstad, taxis cover most destinations at fixed fares. If you want to explore the west coast or remote beaches at your own pace, a scooter or car rental gives you more freedom. Faer offers both.

What language do people speak in Curaçao?

The main languages are Papiamentu (a local Creole), Dutch, English, and Spanish. English is widely spoken across hotels, restaurants, and tour operators.

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