Hire a Private Jet to Curacao, Dutch Caribbean

Curaçao is a Dutch Caribbean island and autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located in the southern Caribbean Sea approximately 65 kilometres north of the Venezuelan coast. Part of the ABC Islands group alongside Aruba (65 nautical miles to the west) and Bonaire (41 nautical miles to the east), Curaçao is the largest and most commercially developed of the three islands, serving as the economic, financial and aviation hub of the Dutch Caribbean. The island combines a sophisticated European-Caribbean culture rooted in its Dutch colonial heritage with a remarkably diverse population of over 50 nationalities, one of the Caribbean's most vibrant coral reef diving destinations on its leeward coast, and a colourful UNESCO-listed historic waterfront in the capital Willemstad that is among the most distinctive urban environments in the entire region. A significant advantage for private aviation clients is that the ABC Islands sit outside the main Caribbean hurricane belt, making Curaçao a year-round destination accessible even during the summer and autumn months when most other Caribbean islands carry hurricane risk. Private jet charter flights to Curaçao use Hato International Airport (CUR / TNCC), which has the third longest runway in the Caribbean and one of the best-equipped private aviation facilities in the region. Venezuela at 150 nautical miles and Panama at 643 nautical miles are natural extensions for South American regional circuits.

 

 

Curaçao International Airport (CUR / TNCC), also known as Hato International Airport (formerly Dr. Albert Plesman International Airport), is located on the north coast of Curaçao approximately 12 kilometres from Willemstad. The airport has a single runway (11/29) measuring 11,188 feet (3,410 metres) - the third longest commercial runway in the Caribbean, capable of accommodating all aircraft categories including ultra-long-range business jets and wide-body commercial aircraft. The airport has four FBO and ground handling operators including a dedicated Jet Centre opened to serve private aviation, and handles approximately 3,300 private jet operations annually. Customs and immigration are on site. The airport operates 24 hours and has no curfew. For your ultimate comfort, we arrange chauffeured transfers from Hato Airport to your hotel in Willemstad, to the west coast beach resorts, or to any destination on the island.

Key Information:

• Typical flight time from London to Curaçao: around 9 hours 15 minutes;
• Private jet charter prices: from 65000 GBP;
• Airport: Curaçao International Airport / Hato (CUR / TNCC), 12 km from Willemstad;
• Runway: 3,410 m (11,188 ft) - third longest in the Caribbean, all aircraft categories;
• Dedicated Jet Centre for private aviation on site;
• Aruba: 65 nm west; Bonaire: 41 nm east - ABC Islands circuit;
• Outside the Caribbean hurricane belt - year-round destination;
• Most popular aircraft: Gulfstream G450, Challenger 650 and Global 6000;
• Available departures from London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh.

The destination draws private aviation clients from two main sectors. Leisure and tourism clients visit for the colourful Dutch colonial architecture of Willemstad's Handelskade waterfront (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), the excellent coral reef diving on the leeward west coast (Curaçao has more than 65 named dive sites accessible directly from shore), the blue-water beaches of Westpunt in the north-west and the island's vibrant Creole, Dutch and Venezuelan food culture. Corporate and financial clients visit for Curaçao's role as the financial hub of the Dutch Caribbean, with a well-developed offshore financial services sector, international banking connections and the island's position as a transit point for corporate travel between Europe and South America. The Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort, the Sandals Royal Curaçao and a growing portfolio of luxury boutique hotels have significantly upgraded the island's leisure accommodation in recent years. UK citizens do not require a visa for Curaçao for stays of up to 90 days.

Private jet charter prices to Curaçao start from approximately 65000 GBP for heavy jets from London on the ~4,000 nautical mile transatlantic sector. The final charter cost depends on the selected aircraft, departure airport, passenger numbers and any additional services requested.

 

 

Private Jets UK provides access to more than 6500 aircraft worldwide, including light jets, midsize aircraft, heavy jets and ultra long-range business aircraft. Our aviation consultants can recommend suitable aircraft based on passenger numbers, baggage requirements, flight range and budget. Available aircraft include models from Gulfstream, Dassault, Bombardier, Embraer, Cessna, Pilatus, Beechcraft, Airbus and Boeing.

With more than 15 years of experience in business aviation, we arrange private jet charter flights to Curaçao and across the Dutch Caribbean and South America from airports across the United Kingdom. Our team manages every stage of the journey, including aircraft sourcing, flight planning, ground transportation and concierge services.

 

 

Availability on private jet routes to Curaçao is excellent year-round, with the island's position outside the main Caribbean hurricane belt giving it a consistent demand profile through the summer and autumn months when other Caribbean destinations see reduced activity.

 

How long does it take to fly to Curaçao?

The flight time on the private jet:

 

1 route

• London - Curaçao (CUR), by private jet Gulfstream G450
• Aircraft range: 4350 nm, 8056 km | 476 kts, 882 kmh
• Route: LHR | EGLL ⟶ CUR | TNCC
• Distance: 4032 nm / 7467 km
• Flight time: 9:05 h non-stop

 

2 route

• London - Curaçao (CUR), by private jet Global 6000
• Aircraft range: 6000 nm, 11112 km | 488 kts, 904 kmh
• Route: LHR | EGLL ⟶ CUR | TNCC
• Distance: 4032 nm / 7467 km
• Flight time: 8:55 h non-stop

 

3 route

• Edinburgh - Curaçao (CUR), by private jet Challenger 650
• Aircraft range: 4000 nm, 7408 km | 470 kts, 870 kmh
• Route: EDI | EGPH ⟶ CUR | TNCC
• Distance: 3984 nm / 7379 km
• Flight time: 9:04 h non-stop

 

4 route

• Manchester - Curaçao (CUR), by private jet Global 6000
• Aircraft range: 6000 nm, 11112 km | 488 kts, 904 kmh
• Route: MAN | EGCC ⟶ CUR | TNCC
• Distance: 3987 nm / 7384 km
• Flight time: 8:50 h non-stop

 

5 route

• London - Curaçao - Aruba - Bonaire (ABC Islands circuit), by private jet Challenger 650
• Route: LHR | EGLL ⟶ CUR | TNCC (4032 nm) + CUR ⟶ AUA | TNCA (65 nm) + CUR ⟶ BON | TNCB (41 nm)
• Aruba and Bonaire hops each under 15 minutes - all three ABC Islands accessible in one day

 

The exact flight time depends on the model of the business jet and wind conditions. Our consultant will calculate the optimal routing for your specific itinerary, including any inter-island connections across the ABC Islands.

 

 

Prices for the private jet flights to Curaçao

At approximately 4,000 nautical miles from London, Curaçao sits at the boundary of the Gulfstream G450 and Challenger 650 range, making it a longer sector than most Eastern Caribbean destinations but still within non-stop range of the main heavy jet categories. The G450 (4,350 nm range) and Global 6000 (6,000 nm) handle the London sector comfortably; the Challenger 650 (4,000 nm) can manage the sector from Edinburgh and Manchester with careful payload planning.

The ABC Islands circuit is one of the most efficient island-hopping opportunities in the Caribbean. With Aruba just 65 nautical miles to the west (12 minutes by jet) and Bonaire 41 nautical miles to the east (8 minutes), all three islands are accessible in a single day's flying from Curaçao. Bonaire's Airport (Flamingo International, BON/TNCB) has a 2,750-metre runway accommodating midsize to large jets, and Aruba's Queen Beatrix International (AUA/TNCA) has a 2,985-metre runway for all categories. We regularly arrange ABC Islands circuits combining all three Dutch Caribbean islands on a single charter.

Curaçao's position outside the main Caribbean hurricane belt (the islands sit between 10 and 13 degrees north latitude, typically south of hurricane tracks) gives it a distinct advantage for summer and autumn bookings. We can often arrange Curaçao charters during the July-October period at better aircraft availability and pricing than in the high season, making it attractive for clients flexible on timing.

Below are the approximate prices for the flights performed this year:

1. from London to Curaçao, 12 passengers, by Gulfstream G450 - 122000 EUR;
2. from London to Curaçao, 13 passengers, by Global 6000 - 138000 EUR;
3. from London Farnborough to Curaçao, 12 passengers, by Challenger 650 - 118000 EUR;
4. from Manchester to Curaçao, 12 passengers, by Global 6000 - 136000 EUR;
5. from Edinburgh to Curaçao, 12 passengers, by Challenger 650 - 122000 EUR;
6. from Birmingham to Curaçao, 13 passengers, by Global 6000 - 137000 EUR;
7. from London to Curaçao then Aruba (ABC Islands circuit), G450 - 128000 EUR;
8. from London to Curaçao then Bonaire (diving circuit), Challenger 650 - 124000 EUR;

We can arrange flights from any UK airport to Curaçao and across the Dutch Caribbean. If you have any questions, please use the form below:

 

 

Prices depending on the type of business jet

We can clearly show the high dependence of the cost of the flight, on the type of aircraft - we have collected approximate data, at the price of 1 flight hour, for various types of business jets:

• Large jet (similar to Legacy 600) - from 4900 to 5800 GBP per flight hour;
• Business liners - from 10300 GBP per flight hour;
• Light jet - from 2100 to 3000 GBP per flight hour;
• Long-haul jet (similar to Global 5000, Gulfstream G550, Falcon 7X, etc.) - from 5800 to 8800 GBP per flight hour;
• Medium-sized jet (identical to Cessna Citation XLS+, Hawker 800XP, etc.) - from 3000 to 3700 GBP per flight hour;
• Turboprops - from 850 GBP per flight hour.
• Large medium-class jet (similar to Challenger 300, etc.) - from 4600 to 5500 GBP per flight hour;
• Small jet, from 1700 to 2500 GBP per flight hour;

For the Curaçao route, large jets in the 4900-5800 GBP per hour range and long-range jets in the 5800-8800 GBP range handle the ~4,000 nm transatlantic sector comfortably from all UK departure airports.

 

 

Recent flights to Curaçao

Curaçao generates a growing mix of leisure, corporate and ABC Islands circuit charters in our Dutch Caribbean network. Below are a few recent examples.

• London Farnborough to Curaçao, Challenger 650, 10 passengers - a diving and leisure group. A group combining a week of shore diving on Curaçao's west coast reefs with time in Willemstad. We arranged the jet from Farnborough with transfers to a west coast villa. Charter was around 118,000 EUR.
• Manchester to Curaçao, Global 6000, 12 passengers - a corporate financial visit. An executive team visiting partners in Willemstad's financial district and the island's international banking community. Charter from Manchester was around 136,000 EUR.
• London to Curaçao then Aruba, Gulfstream G450, 11 passengers - an ABC Islands circuit. A family combining a week on Curaçao with a week on Aruba, with the 65-nautical-mile hop between islands taking under 15 minutes. Total for both islands was around 128,000 EUR.
• Edinburgh to Curaçao, Challenger 650, 10 passengers - a July booking outside hurricane season. A group taking advantage of Curaçao's position outside the main hurricane belt for a summer visit, with better aircraft availability and pricing than in peak Caribbean season. Charter from Edinburgh was around 122,000 EUR.
• Birmingham to Curaçao then Bonaire, Global 6000, 12 passengers - a diving circuit. A group of experienced divers combining Curaçao's west coast sites with Bonaire's Marine Park, 41 nautical miles to the east. We coordinated both island visits as a single itinerary from Birmingham. Total was around 142,000 EUR.

The examples above are recent indicative charters and are provided for guidance only. Your own quote will depend on the current season, aircraft positioning, passenger numbers and any additional services requested.

 

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All our calculations are as transparent as possible for you. After receiving the request, we will prepare a beautiful offer - where the costs and the final price will be clearly described. The exact price is agreed in advance and is written in the contract, so you can be sure of the final cost.

 

 

Most Requested Aircraft for Flights to Curaçao

The UK to Curaçao transatlantic sector of approximately 3,980-4,030 nautical miles sits at the upper boundary of heavy jet range. The Gulfstream G450 and Challenger 650 can manage the sector from London with careful payload planning; the Global 6000 handles all UK airports comfortably.

 

 

• Gulfstream G450 - a popular choice for UK to Curaçao, with 4,350 nm range handling the crossing from London and Midlands airports and a large cabin for the nine-hour sector.
• Challenger 650 - frequently chosen from Edinburgh and Manchester where the sector is slightly shorter, combining a generous cabin with 4,000 nm range for the transatlantic crossing.
• Global 6000 - a long-range jet handling all UK departure airports to Curaçao non-stop with ease, the preferred choice for groups of 12-13 passengers requiring maximum cabin comfort.
• Gulfstream G650 - selected when maximum speed, range or cabin size is required on the crossing.
• Falcon 7X - a trijet with approximately 5,950 nm range, efficient on the Curaçao sector.

Private Jets UK provides access to more than 6500 aircraft worldwide. Our aviation advisors will recommend the right aircraft for your group size and departure airport.

 

How to rent a business jet with a crew

5 main stages:

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  Sending an application

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  Clarification of details and search for options

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  Preparation and coordination of optimal options

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  Registration of documents. Payment of the invoice.

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  Departure on the route.

 

Business aviation airport in Curaçao

Curaçao is served by a single international airport with outstanding private aviation facilities. As a rule, all flights use the following:

• Curaçao International Airport / Hato (CUR) - Willemstad, Curaçao (CUR / CW) - 12 km from Willemstad
   

Curaçao International Airport (IATA: CUR, ICAO: TNCC), also known as Hato International Airport (formerly Dr. Albert Plesman International Airport), is located on the north coast of Curaçao approximately 12 kilometres from Willemstad. The airport has a single runway (11/29) measuring 11,188 feet (3,410 metres) - the third longest commercial runway in the Caribbean, accommodating all aircraft categories. Four FBO and ground handling operators serve private aviation, including a dedicated Jet Centre opened specifically to serve VIP and private aviation clients. The airport handles approximately 3,300 private jet operations annually. Customs and immigration are on site, and the airport operates 24 hours without a curfew. The Dutch Caribbean Coast Guard maintains AW139 helicopters at the airport. UTC-4 (AST, Atlantic Standard Time) applies year-round with no daylight saving. UK citizens do not require a visa for Curaçao for stays of up to 90 days.

 

 

Main characteristics of the airport:

• The official name is Curaçao International Airport (Hato International Airport), CUR, Curaçao.
• The airport is located on the north coast, approximately 12 km from Willemstad.
• FBO and ground handling - yes, 4 operators including dedicated Jet Centre.
• Geolocation of the airport - 12°11′20″N, 68°57′35″W
• Runway 11/29 - 3,410 m (11,188 ft), ILS - third longest commercial runway in the Caribbean.
• IATA - CUR. ICAO - TNCC.
• Time Zone: UTC-4 (AST, year-round - no daylight saving)

The airport's dedicated Jet Centre and 4 FBO operators make it one of the best-equipped private aviation facilities in the Caribbean. You can get additional information from our consultants.

 

Operational handling at Curaçao (CUR)

Curaçao International Airport is one of the most capable private aviation airports in the Caribbean, with four FBO and handling operators and a dedicated Jet Centre for VIP arrivals. The airport's 3,410-metre runway places no practical restriction on any jet category, and the 24-hour operations and absence of a curfew give full scheduling flexibility for transatlantic arrivals.

UK citizens do not require a visa for Curaçao for stays of up to 90 days - a valid UK passport is required. Curaçao is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and its customs and immigration procedures are Dutch Caribbean in character - efficient and straightforward for private jet arrivals. No Schengen regulations apply. The Dutch Caribbean tax framework has made Curaçao a significant financial services centre, and the island has well-established connections to the Netherlands, the United States and South America.

The island's position outside the main hurricane belt means operations are rarely disrupted by tropical weather systems, and the airport maintains consistent 24-hour operations throughout the year.

 

Flying to Curaçao with your pet

Pet travel to Curaçao is possible on private jets with the animal in the cabin. Curaçao has its own pet import requirements as part of the Dutch Caribbean:

• Microchip: ISO-compliant microchip required.
• Rabies vaccination: valid rabies vaccination certificate, given at least 30 days before travel.
• Health certificate: official veterinary health certificate endorsed by the UK competent authority, issued within 10 days of travel.
• Import permit: advance notice to the Curaçao Veterinary Service (Veterinaire Dienst) may be required - confirm at least 4 weeks before travel.

We recommend confirming current Curaçao pet entry requirements before booking. Our team can advise on documentation as part of every pet-inclusive booking.

 

 

Empty Leg Flights to Curaçao

Travellers with flexible schedules may benefit from Empty Leg opportunities on routes between UK airports and Curaçao. The island's year-round accessibility generates repositioning traffic outside the main Caribbean high season, and empty legs occur both in peak and off-peak periods.

• London Farnborough - Curaçao | Gulfstream G450 | 12 passengers | from £38,000;
• Curaçao - London | Global 6000 | 13 passengers | from £42,000;
• Aruba - Curaçao | Citation XLS+ | 8 passengers | from £3,800;
• Panama - Curaçao | Challenger 350 | 9 passengers | from £10,200;
• Manchester - Curaçao | Challenger 650 | 12 passengers | from £40,000;

The prices shown above are indicative examples. Actual Empty Leg opportunities depend on aircraft availability, routing and travel dates.

 

 

Helicopter charter

Private Jets UK clients have access to the top private helicopters. From Curaçao, helicopters provide fast island connections to Bonaire and Aruba, and scenic transfers across the island's dramatic northern coastline and western resort strip. The following helicopters are available for booking at the moment:

• Eurocopter AS355N (5 seats) - 5 helicopters available
• Agusta A109SP Grand New (5 seats) - 11 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopter H130 (6 seats) - 7 helicopters available
• Eurocopter EC155 (6 seats) - 9 helicopters available
• Bell 407 (6 seats) - 15 helicopters available
• Eurocopter AS350 Ecureuil (5 seats) - 3 helicopters available
• Sikorsky S-92 (24 seats) - 2 helicopters available
• AgustaWestland AW139 (15 seats) - 1 helicopters available
• Airbus Helicopters H 135 (6 seats) - 7 helicopters available
• Bell 407GXP (5 seats) - 4 helicopters available
• Bell 429 (6 seats) - 6 helicopters available
• Bell 505 (4 seats) - 4 helicopters available
• Bell 525 (10 seats) - 1 helicopters available
• Robinson R44 (3 seats) - 8 helicopters available
• Robinson R66 (4 seats) - 11 helicopters available

Please contact our aviation consultants for more detailed information on helicopter charter from Curaçao.

 

 

Transfers from Hato Airport to Willemstad

Ground transfers from Curaçao International Airport are fast and straightforward.

• Willemstad city centre and Punda historic quarter: around 15-20 minutes by chauffeured car.
• West coast beach resorts (Blauwbaai, Playa Porto Marie): around 25-35 minutes by car.
• Westpunt (north-west beaches, Playa Kenepa): around 45-55 minutes by car.
• Aruba (by jet): approximately 12-15 minutes from Hato Airport.
• Bonaire (by jet): approximately 8-10 minutes from Hato Airport.

We arrange luxury car transfers through local partners. All services are coordinated in advance to match aircraft arrival times.

 

Flights from the UK to Curaçao

The most popular flight routes are London - Curaçao and Manchester - Curaçao. Our clients regularly combine Curaçao with Aruba (65 nm) on ABC Islands circuits, and occasionally extend to Venezuela (Caracas, 150 nm) or Panama (643 nm) for South American circuits. Due to our active Dutch Caribbean network and experience with the ABC Islands routing, we offer the most efficiently managed private aviation to Curaçao.

 

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Curaçao - destination overview

Curaçao is the most cosmopolitan and historically layered of the ABC Islands, an island whose entire character was shaped by its role as the commercial and administrative centre of the Dutch Caribbean empire from the 17th century onwards. The island was one of the most important slave trading posts in the Atlantic world, a hub for the Dutch West India Company and later a significant oil refining centre when the Shell oil refinery was established near Willemstad in 1915 - at that time one of the largest in the world. Today the refinery has been replaced by tourism, financial services and a growing creative economy as the primary drivers, but the island's layered history is visible in every aspect of its culture, architecture and population.

Willemstad, the capital, is divided into two halves by the Sint Annabaai inlet: Punda to the east and Otrobanda to the west, connected by the famous Queen Emma Bridge, a floating pontoon bridge that swings open for passing ships. The Handelskade waterfront of Punda, with its row of brightly painted Dutch colonial merchant houses in ochre, terracotta, sage green and sky blue, is the most iconic image of Curaçao and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997. The contrast between the Caribbean light and the Dutch-gabled facades is unlike anything else in the region. Behind the waterfront, the historic centre has been carefully preserved and developed into a destination of galleries, restaurants, boutiques and cultural institutions.

The diving is exceptional. Curaçao's leeward (west) coast is protected from the prevailing trade winds, giving calm, clear water with visibility often exceeding 30 metres over the fringing coral reef that runs the entire length of the island. More than 65 named dive sites are accessible directly from shore - no boat required - making it one of the most accessible diving destinations in the world for shore divers. The reefs are largely intact and host an extraordinary diversity of Caribbean marine life. Curaçao has been recognised as one of the top Caribbean diving destinations for decades, and a significant proportion of private jet leisure visitors come specifically for the diving.

 

 

The island's food scene reflects its extraordinary diversity: the Papiamentu-speaking Curaçaoan Creole culture, the Dutch colonial tradition, Venezuelan and Colombian influences from the nearby mainland coast, and the island's Jewish community (one of the oldest in the Americas, with a synagogue dating to 1732) have combined to produce a culinary landscape more varied than most Caribbean islands. The blue Curaçao liqueur - made from the dried peel of the laraha citrus fruit, a variety unique to the island - has been produced here for over a century and is among the island's most distinctive exports.

 

Where to stay in Curaçao - luxury hotels and resorts

Curaçao's luxury hotel sector has expanded significantly over the past decade, with the best properties concentrated in Willemstad and along the west coast resort strip. A selection of notable properties:

• Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort - the flagship luxury resort on the west coast, a five-star property with a private beach, multiple pools, spa and watersports facilities. Around 20-25 minutes from Hato Airport.
• Sandals Royal Curaçao - the first Sandals resort in the Dutch Caribbean, an all-inclusive adults-only resort with a strong reputation for service quality and facilities. Around 25-30 minutes from the airport.
• Baoase Luxury Resort - an acclaimed boutique luxury resort on the north-west coast, with pool villas, a well-regarded restaurant and an intimate, design-led atmosphere. Around 30 minutes from the airport.
• Kura Hulanda Lodge and Beach Club (Westpunt) - a historic plantation-style boutique hotel in the far north-west, known for its museum of African history and the wild, undeveloped beaches of Westpunt. Around 50-55 minutes from the airport.
• Avila Beach Hotel (Willemstad) - a historic hotel in a restored 18th-century governor's mansion with a private beach and some of the best snorkelling access in the capital area. Around 15-20 minutes from the airport.

Our team can coordinate a chauffeured transfer from Hato Airport to your hotel and arrange any inter-island connections to Aruba or Bonaire.

 

 

Curaçao private jet charter - FAQ

How long is a private jet flight from London to Curaçao?
A non-stop flight from London to Curaçao takes around 8 hours 55 minutes to 9 hours 10 minutes depending on the aircraft. The Gulfstream G450 and Global 6000 are the most common choices, both capable of the sector non-stop from London. From Edinburgh and Manchester the sector is slightly shorter.

How much does it cost to charter a private jet to Curaçao?
Prices generally start from around 65000 GBP for heavy jets from London. The ~4,000 nautical mile sector requires large super midsize or heavy jets for a comfortable non-stop crossing.

Is Curaçao affected by Caribbean hurricanes?
Curaçao sits south of the main Caribbean hurricane belt, between 10 and 13 degrees north latitude. The island is rarely affected by tropical storms or hurricanes, making it a viable year-round destination even during the June to November hurricane season that affects most other Caribbean islands. This is a significant advantage for summer and autumn bookings.

Can I combine Curaçao with Aruba and Bonaire on one trip?
Yes. Aruba is 65 nautical miles to the west (approximately 12-15 minutes by jet) and Bonaire is 41 nautical miles to the east (approximately 8-10 minutes). All three ABC Islands can be visited on a single connected charter, with the inter-island hops adding minimal time and cost. We arrange ABC Islands circuits as a single charter itinerary.

Do UK citizens need a visa for Curaçao?
No. UK citizens do not require a visa for Curaçao for stays of up to 90 days. A valid UK passport is required. Curaçao is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands and applies its own customs and immigration procedures.

Can I travel with my pet to Curaçao?
Pet travel to Curaçao requires advance documentation including a health certificate, valid rabies vaccination and potentially an advance notice to the Curaçao Veterinary Service. We recommend confirming the current requirements at least 4 weeks before travel and coordinating with our team at booking.

When is the best time to fly to Curaçao?
Curaçao is a year-round destination. The peak season from December through April brings the best combination of weather, social activity and event calendar. The shoulder months of May, June, October and November offer good conditions at more competitive rates. The summer months of July to September are viable - and often excellent value - given the island's position outside the main hurricane belt.