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What should you pack for Curaçao? Start with light clothing, everyday essentials and what your activities require. A few thoughtful choices can save plenty of suitcase space.

Clothes for more than the beach

Pack breathable summer clothes, swimwear and a light long-sleeved layer. Bring comfortable shoes for exploring Willemstad and sturdy footwear for hiking. Add an outfit suitable for dinner; check any restaurant dress code before you go.

A small bag for days out

Keep sunscreen, sunglasses, a sun hat, insect repellent and a refillable water bottle together. A UV-protective swim shirt is useful for time on the water. Choose a day bag that leaves your hands free.

What belongs in your hand luggage?

Keep your passport, entry documents, valuables and medicines with you. Carry medicines in their original packaging with any required paperwork. Add a change of clothes and save booking details offline, so a delayed suitcase causes less disruption.

Check your bags before departure

Check baggage size and weight limits for every flight, plus the liquid rules at your departure and transfer airports. Power banks belong in cabin baggage; check your airline’s battery limits. Weigh your suitcase and label it with your contact details.

FAQ

Do I need a travel adapter for Curaçao?

Check with your accommodation: Type A sockets at 110–130 V/50 Hz are common. A plug adapter does not convert voltage, so check your device’s rating too.

Do I need to bring beach towels and snorkelling equipment?

Ask your accommodation or tour provider what is included and whether you may take towels off the property. Bring your own snorkelling equipment if fit matters to you or you plan to use it often.

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