"Paradise on Earth"
Curacao is the largest island on the Netherlands Andres Islands. It is a peculiar combination of unfathomable seas, colorful houses and unique landscapes. Most of the tourists coming to Curaçao vacation are due to the sunshine here. The average annual temperature here is between 20-32 °C. The sea breeze here is very gentle and it is simply a paradise on earth.
Curaçao has been transferred several times in history, and the Europeans first discovered it in the 15th century. The Spaniards, French and British people have owned it in history. But the Dutch have had most of the control over the past 500 years. In terms of culture, Curaçao and Europe do not have much connection. The residents here are basically in four languages - Dutch, Papiamento, English and Spanish. In fact, as long as you can speak English and Dutch, you can communicate with the locals.
The type of vegetation in Curaçao is different from that in tropical island countries. It is similar to the southwestern United States. Various cacti, shrubs and other plants are very common here. Curaçao is known for its underwater coral reefs that are suitable for exploration by diving. There are many good diving areas in the southern beaches.
The southern coast is very different, where the water flow is significantly calmer. There are many small bays on the coastline of Curaçao. The buildings in Curaçao are colourful. There are relatively high educational resources and education systems. A stable source of income makes Curaçao more affluent than some other Caribbean countries.
A feature of Curaçao is diving. Within a few hundred meters from the shoreline, you can access the coral reef without a boat. This steep seabed terrain is known locally as the "blue edge." Strong currents and rare beaches make it difficult for people to swim and dive on the northern coast of Curaçao. Divers with a wealth of experience sometimes dive from the allowed locations.
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