One of the Caribbean's hidden gems, Curaçao, is becoming even more accessible. With a newly upgraded airport and increasing weekly flights, reaching this island paradise is easier than ever. To simplify planning, we’ve created a complete guide to flights to Curacao, covering departure cities, airlines, and valuable timing tips!
In total, over 20 airlines fly to and from Curaçao, including KLM, TUI, JetBlue, Delta, Air Canada, American Airlines, and Avianca. Remember that Tuesday and Wednesday are typically the cheapest days to fly. Read on to explore direct flights to Curacao, starting fare estimates, and more!
United States
Curaçao offers fantastic connectivity with North America, making it a convenient destination for travelers from the U.S. Direct flights to Curacao from key cities allow for smooth, hassle-free travel, with several significant hubs providing frequent service. Whether planning a quick escape or an extended visit, Curaçao’s accessibility from North America makes it an easy choice.
- Miami (MIA) — 2-hour 53-minute flight, twice daily, non-stop flights
- New York (JFK) — 4-hour 30-minute flight, 3 times weekly
- Charlotte (CLT) — 4-hour flight, weekly service, weekly
- Atlanta (ATL) — 4-hour 15-minute flight, weekly service, weekly
- Fort Lauderdale (FLL) — 4-hour 30-minute flight, 4 times weekly
Canada
Air Canada and WestJet offer direct flights to Curacao from Toronto and Montreal to Curacao.
- Toronto (YYZ) — 5-hour flight, non-stop flight, seasonal
- Montreal (YUL) — 5-and-a-half hour flight, non-stop flight, seasonal
South America
As expected, the flights to Curacao get significantly shorter when coming from South America. Avianca, FlyAlways, Copa Airlines, Azul, and Surinam Airways are the airlines with flights to Curacao from these cities.
- Bogotá (BOG) — 2 hours of flight, daily
- Paramaribo (PBM) — 2.5 hour AND 15-minute flight, several flights per week
- Panama City (PTY) — 2 hours and 15 minutes of flight, daily
- Belo Horizonte (CNF) — 5 hours and 44 minutes of flight, 4 times weekly
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Caribbean
Curacao boasts excellent connectivity with the Caribbean, making it an ideal hub for island-hopping adventures. The island is well-connected to several popular destinations within the region, with multiple direct flights to Curacao that are short and convenient. This easy access allows travelers to explore nearby islands and return to the comfort of Curaçao within a short time.
- Oranjestad, Aruba (AUA) — 40-minute flight, multiple flights per day
- Kralendijk, Bonaire (BON) — 30-minute flight, multiple flights per day
- Sint Maarten (SXM) — 2 hours and 15 minutes flight, multiple flights per day
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic (SDQ) — 1 hour and 20 minutes flight, 2 flights per week
- Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago (POS) — 1 hour 40 minutes flight, 2 flights per week
Europe
KLM, TUI and Corendon fly to Curacao from Amsterdam year-round, with nonstop service.
- Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) — 9 hour 45 minute flight, multiple flights per day
- Brussels (BRU) — 10 hour flight, seasonal
Unless otherwise specified, you shouldn’t have a problem finding a flight to Curacao from any of these departure sites any day of the week, often with a range of available times. Flight schedules and prices are subject to change. Please consult the airline or a flight booking platform for the most current information.
Thanks to this wide array of connected cities, it’s never been easier for vacationers looking to drop out on one of the most beautiful places on Earth to do just that. Plus, Curacao’s newly renovated airport means it’s a comfortable gateway for visitors to pass through.
Whether travelers are coming from New York, Amsterdam, or just across the Caribbean, there’s a flight to accommodate them through to Curacao.
Travel tip
You can quickly complete the ED card online. The Embarkation-Disembarkation (ED) Card is a card that every non-resident Curacao visitor must fill out before going through immigration. This is the card you usually fill out on the plane in the past and then present with your passport on entering the island. This way, you are screened somewhat ahead of time and will have the advantage of taking a different (shorter) line when arriving in Curacao.