Curacao Car Rentals
We have helpful staff on call to assist you with any questions about your booking and once you’ve taken possession of your hire car at Hato Airport you’ll still be able to use a 24 hour assistance helpline should you need it or just phone our offices if your problem is less urgent. All our cars are top quality latest models and have been serviced regularly to give you trouble free car hire in Curacao.
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Useful things to know about Curacao Hato International Airport
- You need to pay an exit tax of US$34 upon leaving Curacao unless you’re travelling with KLM
- The airport has the second longest runway in the Caribbean
- Around a million passengers use the airport each year
- There are flights from Amsterdam, Milan, Valencia and Frankfurt but not from the UK
- The airport is located just outside the capital Willemstad
Fuel Prices in Curacao Hato International Airport by Month
Curacao Hato International Airport Mini Guide
Why Should I fly to Hato International Airport?
Whilst it’s possible to island hop from other Caribbean islands, it’s far easier to get to Curacao direct from one of the North American or European airports. Curacao has plenty to offer the tourist who’s searching for something a little different. You have the beautiful Caribbean beaches, the warm sun and sea and the delicious food but you’ll also have a strong flavour of Holland with pastel painted houses that wouldn’t look out of place in Amsterdam or
Den Haag.
How Easy is it to get to Hato International Airport?
You’d imagine that a small island in the Caribbean would entail several flights with wasted time between them followed by a long ferry ride but, whilst you can still encounter this depending on the route you choose to Curacao, you’ll also find you can get there reasonably quickly with a direct flight from Frankfurt or Amsterdam amongst other European airports. Travel from the UK is more difficult and you’ll have to check prices to see which is the cheapest or most convenient route.
What is the Airport Like?
Curacao Airport is modern and has a host of facilities. The terminal is only a few years old and there are already plans for expanding it by a further 50%. There is a good range of shops at the airport including a duty free facility with a wide range of goods including electricals, perfumes and alcohol whilst several other shops sell fashion and gifts. You’re spoilt for choice in eating at the airport with cafes, bars and restaurants, serving anything from a la carte food to freshly made pizzas and fast food.