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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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…

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…

When you come to Curaçao you’ll experience much more than sun, sea and sand – although there’s plenty of that. But what you’ll find in Curaçao that is unique from any other Caribbean island are its diverse offerings that appeal to every age, culture and interest.

Curaçao’s rich past subtly blends with its promising future in a way that causes you to feel that you’ve reached utopia. Among the unique treasures you’ll discover in Curaçao is the exquisite architecture of the early 17th and 18th century colonial buildings created by the Dutch. The colonization of the Dutch in 1634 brought a timeless mark to Curaçao. more…