The Curaçao Vacation Blog
Everything You Need to Know Before Traveling to Curaçao
Curaçao Travel Today is your go-to guide for travelers from the United States eager to experience the wonders of Curaçao. This platform offers all the essential details you need to plan your trip, reducing surprises during your stay. Our aim is to help make your Curaçao adventure seamless and fun. Feel free to reach out with any questions you may have!
Seven Things You Don’t Want to Forget When Traveling From the U.S. to Aruba
When you’re planning a vacation, your mind is racing with all of the things you need to bring, activities you want to do, and the logistics. It’s easy to forget something in the hubbub of it all. So what do you need to travel from the U.S. to Aruba? Here is a short...
Best Food & Drinks in Aruba
There are a lot of great restaurants in Aruba! From cheap eats to fine dining restaurants, you will find something delicious at any time of day. For the best food and drinks in Aruba, visit the places below.Island Grind Coffee There are three Island Grind shops – we...
Three Best Places to Snorkel in Aruba
There are so many beautiful places to snorkel in Aruba! Anywhere you can walk in safely, slap on some goggles, and stick your face in the water is going to be cool. But if you want to narrow it down to the three best places to snorkel in Aruba, this is what I recommend.
What to Expect When Traveling to Aruba
So you’re thinking about traveling to Aruba. Great choice! Aruba is one of the beautiful ABC islands in the Caribbean. A: ArubaB: BonaireC: Curacao In 2020, we traveled to Curacao and Aruba — and in 2021, we decided to travel back to Aruba because we loved the island...
Three Places to Stay in Aruba
The island of Aruba is small — just 20 miles long and 6 miles wide — with three main places to stay. All three of the best places to stay in Aruba are on the northern side of the island. They are Palm Beach, Oranjestad, and Noord. Where you decide to stay is up to...
Two Reasons To Rent a Jeep in Aruba and How To Do It Cheaply
Your transportation options in Aruba are to call a taxi, rent a car, hop on a bus, rent an ATV, or rent a Jeep. Based on the four times I’ve visited the island, my recommendation is to rent a car AND a Jeep. You can see a lot of the island and get around fine with a...