IS IT OK TO DRINK THE TAP WATER IN CURAÇAO?
Not only is Curaçao's water safe to drink, it is of the finest quality.
Not only is Curaçao's water safe to drink, it is of the finest quality.
Yes, gambling is legal – this includes sports betting – but only inside a casino. Most of the larger hotels in Curaçao have casinos and you're more than welcome to come try your luck.
Yes, you can bring your pet with you to Curaçao, but there are some requirements that you'll need to meet. For this, see the question "What certificates must I have before bringing my pet to Curaçao?" If you intend to bring a service animal, the same requirements apply.
In Curaçao we use the Celsius scale for temperatures. To roughly convert to Fahrenheit, double the Celsius temperature and add 30.
Yes. If you wish to receive email you'll need to have an address or PO box, but anyone can send mail. You'll also find delivery services like FedEx, DHL, and UPS in Curaçao.
You can buy stamps at any post office (there's one right in downtown Willemstad near the Old Market). Some shops in downtown Willemstad also sell them – usually the ones that also sell postcards, but also a few supermarkets.
In Curaçao we use the metric system; almost all measurements you'll see on the island will be meters, kilometers, kilometers per hour, liters, etc.
Depending on the measurement, it's fairly simple to roughly convert from metric units to imperial units. Some quick conversions: 1 kilometer = .62 miles; 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds; 1 liter = .26 gallons.