If you have been to Curacao, then you know that this is really the last unspoiled treasure in the southern Caribbean.  Anyone who has ever been to Curacao will agree that it is a great island. But  Curacao has become known as a great place to relocate to for a variety of reasons.

Not only was  Curacao listed as the best place among the Caribbean islands as a vacation destination, but according to the Dow Jones Index Curacao is also the best place in the Caribbean to buy a vacation home.  Curacao is also home to some of the most  beautiful beaches in the Caribbean. Here are a few other reasons why Curacao is a good choice for relocation.

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When it comes to deciding where to buy land for sale, Curacao probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind. However, there are a number of reasons why you should buy land in what  some people are calling “the Dubai of the Caribbean”.   Here are seven:

1.    The property is still undervalued.  Many agree that the pricing of land for sale in Curacao  is about two decades behind other comparable parts of the Caribbean such as Aruba, Barbados, and St. Maarten. In other words, you can get much more land for your money.

2.    The property taxes are low.

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Curacao is not (yet) as well-known as some of its neighboring Caribbean islands ( for  instance Aruba and Barbados), but with excellent predevelopment planning and thought Curacao now offers amazing real estate investment opportunities, vacation and second homes,  properties,   mixed community and residential resorts with all the amenities you can imagine – and then some. more…

Curacao offers a multitude of vacation types for any interest or desire. You may want to plan a family vacation.  If you have children and want them to have fun activities, Curacao’s resorts will help you plan one. Maybe you’re planning a wedding and/or honeymoon. You’ll find no more beautiful and picture-perfect spot than Curacao.  Below are a few vacations that might interest you. more…

Curacao   appeals to many lifestyle enthusiasts, affluent travelers and discerning visitors, who  enjoy upscale amenities as well as the chance to explore the island. The Lodge Kura Hulanda and Beach Club is located about 20 minutes from the  capital of Willemstad and besides its breathtaking views of massive coral cliffs, you can bicycle, dive, hike or simply do nothing in this tranquil and elegant setting.

The Lodge Kura Hulanda and  Beach Club offers its guests activities such as biking, diving, kayaking or swimming and this beachfront haven also has airy rooms with breathtaking views of the Caribbean and the tranquil gardens that make up the surrounding space of this upscale Caribbean resort. more…

Curaçao is brimming with infinite adventures and exciting places to visit. From historical museums to encounters with bottle-nosed dolphins, you’ll never be without something to see or do during your stay.  Here are three unique attractions that you must see when visiting Curacao:

1. Curaçao Ostrich Farm — For lots of fun and a once-in-a-lifetime experience, be sure to visit the Curaçao Ostrich Farm. Join the safari and tour through this exciting habitat for ostriches. Touch them, feed them and for the most adventurous – ride them! After your adventure, relax in the African décor of the Zambezi Restaurant or shop for unique gifts in the Art of Africa Shop. more…

With 37 pristine beaches from which to choose, you’re bound to find a favorite on the island of Curaçao. There are rocky, secluded coves sheltered by gigantic cliffs or miles of white sand beaches that are either isolated or teeming with activities and people. The common element of all the beaches on Curaçao is the turquoise water. Among the most popular Curaçao beaches are:

Playa Forti – Picture perfect beach located on Curaçao’s western tip. The beach is dotted with snack bars and a restaurant near the parking lot. more…

In addition to being an up and coming tourism destination, Curacao is also a well-known international business center.  Located at the crossroads of major shipping routes Curacao has an affluent economy, a comparably low rate of inflation, a stable currency (pegged to the US dollar) and one of the highest standards of living in the entire Caribbean.  Curacao boasts an excellent business infrastructure, including the largest deep water port in the region, a state-of the art container shipment terminal, superior telecommunications and a full service recently remodeled international airport. more…

Located in the southern Caribbean, Curaçao is only 3 hours from Miami, 40 minutes from Venezuela and 8 hours from Europe. Curaçao is part of the Netherlands Antilles and is considered among the last of the remaining few unspoiled island paradises in the entire world. On the map, you’ll find Curaçao situated between the islands of Aruba and Bonaire.

Curaçao’s area of 171 square miles and population of 150,000 is part of  the Kingdom of the Netherlands and based on two levels – federal and territorial. The federal level is responsible for police, money and banking and other forms of jurisdiction that is part of a parliamentary democracy. The territorial level is responsible for the island’s infrastructure and has the power to enact laws. more…