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Round-trip fares to Curacao
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CLP
Santiago de Chile (SCL)to
Curacao (CUR)
Mar 27, 2027 - Apr 06, 2027
Round trip
Economy
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CLP 511,365
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Destination facts
Destination airports
- Curaçao International Airport (CUR)
Copa Airlines hub
Hub of the Americas® in Panama
Fly to Curacao with Copa Air
Fly to Curaçao through the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City. Curaçao is a Caribbean island with turquoise-water beaches, reefs for diving and snorkeling, national parks and a colorful capital, Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Choose your departure city and dates to see available flights to Curaçao International Airport (CUR).
View flightsWhat should you know before traveling to Curaçao?
Curaçao uses the Caribbean guilder and accepts US dollars, is on UTC-4 all year and has an average temperature of about 27 °C.
Airport
Curaçao International Airport (CUR), in Willemstad.
Currency
Caribbean guilder (XCG). The US dollar is accepted across the island.
Time zone
UTC-4 all year, with no daylight saving time.
Weather and season
Warm weather all year, with an average temperature of about 27 °C and easterly trade winds. February to June is usually the driest period.
Is Curaçao right for you?
Yes, if you're looking for turquoise-water beaches, snorkeling and diving, nature or a colorful capital that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Depending on your type of trip, these are the plans that fit best.
With family
Small beaches on the west coast, such as Playa Lagun, and walks through downtown Willemstad. Always check sea conditions and beach signs.
As a couple or on a honeymoon
Sunsets on the west coast beaches, unhurried days and walks through the colorful neighborhoods of Willemstad.
Adventure and nature
Climb Mount Christoffel early, explore the coast of Shete Boka National Park and go snorkeling or diving in the Curaçao Marine Park. Check sea conditions before going into the water.
Curaçaoan culture
Willemstad's historic center, the street art of Otrobanda, and Carnival.
When is the best time to visit Curaçao?
February to June is usually the driest period. The weather is warm all year, with trade winds; rain and sea conditions vary by season.
Dry period
February to June is usually the driest period. It's a good time for the beach and hiking.
Rainy months
October, November and December are the rainiest months, with short, localized showers.
Wind
Easterly trade winds cool the heat all year long.
Carnival
It starts a few days after New Year's and ends on the eve of Ash Wednesday; the main parades are in the last 10 days.
Before you go
Check the weather forecast and sea conditions a few days before your trip.
Which area of Curaçao is best to stay in?
It depends on your trip: Willemstad if you want history, restaurants and services nearby; Bandabou, in the west, if you're looking for beaches and nature; the southeast coast if your plan is diving or snorkeling.
Willemstad
Willemstad has four historic neighborhoods: Punda, Otrobanda, Pietermaai and Scharloo. It's a good fit if it's your first time or you want to walk around the historic center.
Bandabou (west)
Bandabou, the west of the island, has authentic villages, a hilly landscape and nature in the spotlight. It's a good fit if you're looking for peace and quiet and beaches; a car makes getting around easier there.
Southeast coast
Along the Curaçao Marine Park. It's a good fit if your trip revolves around diving and snorkeling.
What places should you visit in Curaçao?
Willemstad's historic center, the national parks in the west and the west coast beaches are home to the best plans. For each place, we tell you who it's for.
Willemstad historic center
Its historic center and harbor are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ideal for history, architecture and walking.
Queen Emma Bridge
A floating pedestrian bridge that connects Punda and Otrobanda, the two sides of the harbor. Ideal for a walk at sunset.
Christoffel National Park
Mount Christoffel is the highest point on the island. Ideal for hiking and seeing the island from above; get there early.
Shete Boka National Park
A rugged coastline on the north of the island, where sea turtles nest. Ideal for nature and scenery; the waves pound the rocks hard, so keep your distance from the edge.
Grote Knip (Kenepa Grandi)
A free public beach on the west coast, with white sand and turquoise water. Ideal for swimming and snorkeling; check sea conditions before going in.
Playa Lagun
A small, sheltered bay where you can see turtles and coral from the surface. Ideal for snorkeling and families; check sea conditions before going in.
Playa Grandi (Playa Piskadó)
A small fishermen's beach in the Westpunt area, where sea turtles are often seen. Ideal for watching turtles from the water without touching or feeding them.
Curaçao Marine Park
A protected area along the southeast coast, with coral reefs close to shore. Ideal for diving and snorkeling.
Klein Curaçao
An uninhabited island you reach by boat in 1 to 2 hours. Ideal for a beach day on a boat trip; check sea conditions.
How do you get to Curaçao with Copa?
Choose your departure city, connect at the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City and continue to Curaçao.
Choose your departure city
In the search tool you'll see the routes and flights to Curaçao (CUR) available for your dates.
Connect in Panama
Copa connections are made at Tocumen International Airport, in Panama City. Follow your boarding pass to get to your next flight.
Arrive at Curaçao International Airport
After landing, go through immigration with your passport and your DI Card, and head to your hotel.
What happens when you arrive at Curaçao Airport?
You go through immigration with your passport and your Digital Immigration Card (DI Card), pick up your luggage, go through customs and head out to your transfer or an authorized taxi.
Go through immigration
Show your passport and your DI Card. All visitors must complete the Digital Immigration Card (DI Card) online, one per person and per trip, including children. You fill it out within 7 days before departure and up to one hour before arriving in Curaçao. When you arrive, show it in digital or printed form. Use only the official website.
Pick up your luggage and go through customs
Keep your travel documents, your return ticket and your accommodation booking handy.
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Head out to your transfer
There is a taxi stand right on your left as you enter the arrivals hall. You can also look for your booked transfer provider.
How do you get around Curaçao?
From the airport to your hotel, you can take your booked transfer, the hotel transfer or an authorized taxi. To explore the island, add a rental car.
From the airport to your hotel
Transfer time depends on the area where you're staying; check with your hotel or your transfer provider.
Authorized taxis
Taxis have standard government-regulated fares and don't use meters; ask the fare before getting in.
Hotel transfers
The transfer to and from the airport may be included in your booking; confirm it when you book your stay.
Rental car
There are car rental agencies inside the airport terminal. Below we tell you when it makes sense.
Do you need to rent a car in Curaçao?
It's not required, but it helps. If you're staying in Willemstad and going to a few beaches, you can get around by taxi. If you want to explore the west coast beaches and the national parks, a car gives you more freedom.
Without a car
It makes sense if you're staying in Willemstad and will spend most days nearby. Use authorized taxis or your hotel transfer.
With a car
It makes sense if you want to explore Bandabou, Christoffel National Park and Shete Boka. Most of Curaçao is 30 to 45 minutes away by car, no matter where you start; it can vary at rush hour.
When driving
In Curaçao you drive on the right and, at intersections and roundabouts, traffic coming from the right has the right of way. You need a valid driver's license; the minimum age and requirements are set by each agency.
What practical tips should you know before traveling to Curaçao?
Protect the reef, respect the turtles and head up early in the national parks.
Language
The official languages are Papiamentu, Dutch and English. Spanish is also spoken.
Reef and marine life
Don't touch or step on the coral, don't collect shells or marine life, and use reef-safe sunscreen.
Turtles
Watch them from a distance, without touching or feeding them.
Hiking
In Christoffel National Park, start early: climbing the mountain is not allowed after 10 a.m.
Sargassum
Curaçao is outside the main sargassum belt, so it's rarely a problem on its beaches.
What can you do in Curaçao in a week?
This is an optional idea: it combines beach and rest days with a few excursions, so adjust it to your pace.
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Day 1: Arrival and rest
Settle in and, if you arrive with time to spare, walk around Punda and cross the Queen Emma Bridge at sunset.
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Day 2: Beach with no schedule
Enjoy the beach at your own pace.
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Day 3: Western parks
Climb Mount Christoffel early and continue to the coast of Shete Boka National Park.
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Day 4: Free day
Rest or go snorkeling at Playa Lagun or Grote Knip.
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Day 5: Willemstad
Explore Otrobanda, Pietermaai and Scharloo, with their street art and colorful buildings.
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Day 6: Sea
Take a boat trip to Klein Curaçao or dive in the Marine Park. If you'd rather rest, stay at the beach.
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Day 7: Return
Depending on your flight time and transfer time, make the most of the morning before heading to the airport.
Where can you find official destination information?
These official websites publish current information on requirements, entry and protected areas.
Curaçao Tourist Board
Official tourism website of Curaçao.
Entry requirements
Passport, return ticket and accommodation, according to the official tourism website.
Digital Immigration Card (DI Card)
Official immigration form.
Christoffel National Park
Park hours and rules.
Frequently asked questions about traveling to Curaçao
Quick answers to the most common questions before you travel.
Do I need a visa to travel to Curaçao?
It depends on your nationality. Check the passport and visa requirements for your nationality and travel date on Curaçao's official website, and complete the DI Card before your flight.
What should I know if it's my first time in Curaçao?
Complete the DI Card on the official website before you travel, check the entry requirements for your nationality, such as a return ticket and an accommodation booking, arrange your transfer and choose your area based on your type of trip.
What is the best time to visit Curaçao?
February to June is usually the driest period. The weather is warm all year; check the forecast before you travel.
Do I need a car in Curaçao?
It's not required. It helps if you want to explore the west coast beaches and the national parks; if you're staying in Willemstad, you can get around by taxi.
How do I get from the airport to my hotel?
With your booked transfer, your hotel transfer or an authorized taxi, which you'll find in the arrivals hall.
What is there to do in Curaçao besides going to the beach?
Walk around Willemstad's historic center, climb Mount Christoffel, explore Shete Boka and dive or snorkel in the Marine Park.
Are dollars accepted in Curaçao?
Yes. The currency is the Caribbean guilder, and the US dollar is accepted across the island.
Which cities have Copa flights to Curaçao?
Use the search tool on this page to see departure cities and available dates. Copa connects Curaçao with its network through the Hub of the Americas® in Panama City.
Where do I buy tickets to Curaçao?
In the search tool on this page: choose your departure city and dates, check the available flights and buy your tickets to Curaçao on copaair.com.
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