Curacao Holidays
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Curacao Travel Options
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Flights
The best way to travel to Curacao is via Amsterdam and then directly into Willemstad. There are connecting flights from Aberdeen, Belfast City, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Humberside, Inverness, Leeds Bradford, London City, London Heathrow, Manchester, Newcastle, Norwich, Southampton and Teeside.
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Accommodation
With access to over 300 suppliers, we have a wide range of accommodation types available from small apartments to luxury villas and everything in between. Simply let us know what type and standard of accommodation you are looking for when you enquire.
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Extras
There are numerous ways we can enhance your holiday from upgrading your flights, airport lounges, booking car hire and arranging tours, experiences and trips. Please ask us for more details.
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Curacao Temperature & Rainfall
CURACAO
Curacao is a small island off the coast of South America and is part of the Dutch Antilles, part of the Netherlands. Traditionally it is only visited by tourists on cruises, that stop at the capital, Willemstad. As such it has a very authentic feel as most tourists only stay for a few hours. Here can you experience the islands hospitality, its beautiful beaches and coral reefs all that are unencumbered by mass tourism.
Due to its Caribbean locality and European influences, the island has a rich mix of both cultures. This can be seen in the events calendar of the island which encourages participation. The beaches are a beautiful white sand and the waters are a crystal clear, turquoise colour making it a good place for diving. The best place for this is Blue Bay.
The island's capital, Willemstad, is known for its colonial architecture accented with pastel colours. Other unique places are the Queen Emma Bridge, that floats and a 17th Synagogue with sand-floors. The city takes up much of the southern half of the island which itself only takes an hour and a half to drive from one end to another.
Our only chosen one for Curacao is the only hotel owned by an international hotel brand. This means it is the only one of its kind on the island. Any other hotels are owned by locals and are not large.
Due to its Caribbean locality and European influences, the island has a rich mix of both cultures. This can be seen in the events calendar of the island which encourages participation. The beaches are a beautiful white sand and the waters are a crystal clear, turquoise colour making it a good place for diving. The best place for this is Blue Bay.
The island's capital, Willemstad, is known for its colonial architecture accented with pastel colours. Other unique places are the Queen Emma Bridge, that floats and a 17th Synagogue with sand-floors. The city takes up much of the southern half of the island which itself only takes an hour and a half to drive from one end to another.
Our only chosen one for Curacao is the only hotel owned by an international hotel brand. This means it is the only one of its kind on the island. Any other hotels are owned by locals and are not large.
Our Chosen Ones...............
Our chosen one's are hotels that come highly recommended, either from our own experiences or from customers feedback.
T E S T I M O N I A L S
Happy People
Chris and Ian booked me a great trip to the Algarve which I just returned from. They responded quickly to my enquiry, talked me through the options and booked a stunning hotel with a great location. 
Ben Cheshire
The service was first class, professional and extremely efficient! Above all, it took all of the stress out of booking a trip and I ended up extremely well organised. Thanks to the team. 
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Kevin Burns
I would not hesitate to recommend Verini Travel. They have helped us book the perfect holiday in the past and helped us with advice and support when looking to book in these trying times for the industry. We much appreciated their knowledge and honest opinions. We will definitely be coming back as soon as we are able to book again.
Angela Crossley
