Selected as a ‘Top Destination 2012’ by Frommer’s, one of the ‘5 Caribbean Islands to Discover Now’ by Budget Travel and a top three ‘2012 Honeymoon Hot Spot’ by Conde Nast Traveler, Curacao is a unique Caribbean island paradise.
WILLEMSTAD, CURACAO – Reaching the island is now easier than ever as Dutch Antilles Express introduces new non-stop flights from Orlando International Airport (MCO) beginning April 15, 2013.
Selected as a ‘Top Destination 2012’ by Frommer’s, one of the ‘5 Caribbean Islands to Discover Now’ by Budget Travel and a top three ‘2012 Honeymoon Hot Spot’ by Conde Nast Traveler, Curacao is a unique Caribbean island paradise, boasting 35 uncrowded beaches, and an eclectic mix of history and culture. Explore the vibrant, culturally diverse capital city of Willemstad – a UNESCO World Heritage site – with its distinctive architecture, museums, monuments and world-class shopping. Indulge in Curacao’s vast selection of flavorful restaurants, with a mix of sophisticated international and tasty local cuisines.
Curacao’s fun, full-service beachfront resorts are perfect for families. For clients seeking romance, there is a vast selection of secluded oceanfront villas. The island boasts an attractive assortment of accommodations, guaranteed to suit any budget, making Curacao the ideal Caribbean destination for Central Floridians.
Dutch Antilles Express (DAE) is a Curacao based aviation company that provides safe, on-time and costumer friendly services to all its customers. DAE focuses on creating a great travel experience for all its passengers.
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