Curacao Island "hurricane zone"

Curacao is an island in the southern Caribbean Sea, off the Venezuelan coast, and which form part of the Dutch Caribbean. The country's main island of Curacao, a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. With a population of more than 150,000 on the 444 km2 (171 sq mi) and its capital, Willemstad. 

Curacao is an island in the Caribbean Sea, which is renowned as the ABC islands along with Aruba and Bonaire. Located near Venezuela, and the so-called outside overlooking the Caribbean, "the hurricane zone." This means that rarely disrupted vacations to the island because of the presence of these tropical storms. Curacao is an independent state within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. 

This island located in the Caribbean Sea, and is one of the best islands in the Caribbean. The city was built on the Dutch style, but these are all the surrounding areas and tropical. With magnificent beaches. This island is full of romantic places and luggage. Weather here is very stable throughout the year, but it's always Matkon warm and sunny, and the rain falls in November. 

Characterized the island culture. This Dutch island, which was characterized by the methods of construction in the Netherlands, and painted in pastel shades of beautiful. However, the island has been characterized by culture, language and Papiamento. Papiamento is a mixture of Portuguese, Spanish and Dutch, but the same basic rules. 

Climate 

Curacao has a tropical savanna climate, with little rain and warm temperatures throughout the year. Travelers will enjoy lower humidity and wonderful breezes and repeated throughout the day. 

Language 

Mother tongue in Curacao is Papiamento, a uniquely rich mixture of African and Portuguese, and Spanish, with some influences from the Amerindian languages​​, English, and Dutch. Most of the people of the island speak this language in addition to Dutch, English and Spanish. Almost everyone speaks English. There are a few people also speak French, Portuguese and German. 

Those who wish to travel by air can reach across the island of Curacao Hato International Airport (current). It is located in Plaza Margaret Abraham, on the north side of the island, not far from the capital, Willemstad. There are more international services to regional airlines. You can contact the airport by phone, call 599-9-888-0101. American Airlines has daily flights from Miami. 

Cruise ships arrive in Curacao through the pavement or cruise Curacao station. These ports, it's just a short trip to many of the popular tourist destinations in the island. Passengers can also enjoy a nearby place to shop in duty-free shops. Access to large ships in the mega-Pierre, and small ships will dock at the cruise terminal. 

Curacao has a large economy, and distinct tourism, also has a rich history dating back to the 16th century. Willemstad boasts wonderful old buildings and excellent museums. With remnants scattered farms in the countryside. West Coast has a number of small and beautiful beaches, and good for diving, snorkeling or just relaxing.