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Curacao (Kura-waa) is an island country in the Caribbean Sea, about midway between Puerto Rico and Venezuela. It’s known for its white sand beaches, turquoise waters and top hotels. The Curacao economy relies heavily on tourism and offshore banking. Curacao is a member of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The island has plenty of great beaches, including some beautiful white sand ones. Some of the best include Eagle Beach, Hato and Klein Curaçaos, while the latter is a very special beach as it’s part of the Curacao Biosphere Reserve. The most visited are undoubtedly the Blue Flag Beaches, which includes Eagle Beach and Hato. There is also a long stretch of beautiful white sands along the southwest coast. These are the ideal places for a relaxing stroll with a cool drink or a light snack. You can even find a few restaurants offering watersports, such as jet skiing and banana boats. This is also where a big number of Curacao's hotels are located.

Hiking and Biking – The island of Curacao is one of the world’s top destinations for hikers and bikers, so if you like getting outdoors there are many ways to do so. One way is to try your hand at one of the many hikes that are found throughout the country. For example, from the northern part of the island (the capital Willemstad - click for hotels) you can hike or bike through a lush rainforest and along scenic beaches in the north of the island to the town of Sint Willibrordus. The trip will take a full day, so if you’re just getting started you may want to try a half-day hike instead. There are also plenty of beautiful natural landscapes to explore. If you enjoy hiking or simply want to get away from the crowds and relax on a white sandy beach, then Curacao can offer you all of this.

Curacao is home to some amazing food. The local cuisine has been influenced by different cultures and you should try everything from the local seafood to traditional Dutch pastries. This can be difficult to do if you are out to eat as the variety in cuisines is huge. You can have the best of both worlds by taking a local tour of the country. You will be introduced to the best local spots and can be sure that you eat like a local. This will also give you an opportunity to eat your favorite dishes from back home and learn what food is and how it is prepared in other parts of the world.

One thing that you may not associate with Curacao is water sports, but there are plenty of opportunities to learn or participate in a range of different activities. The first one that comes to mind is snorkeling and scuba diving. There are several reefs around the island where you can go and take part in these activities. The reef systems in Curacao are under constant threat from pollution and even the most pristine areas aren't necessarily safe for snorkeling.

The next big thing is surfing. You might be wondering what's so special about surfing in Curacao, but it turns out there is a very good reason for this. The waves in Curacao are considered some of the best in the world and it's not just because of the sheer size of the waves either. They also have a very gentle slope, meaning that if you want to get up and ride a wave, you don't need a high level of fitness. There are numerous surf schools that cater for both beginners and advanced surfers.