Public transport is very limited, primarily Autobus Bedrijf Curacao buses from Punda and Otrobanda stations, operating weekdays with long waits (1+ hour) and reduced weekend service. Small unscheduled vans supplement, but no metro, trains, or integrated systems exist. Not reliable for most travel needs.

Adequate paved roads connect Willemstad to key areas, but no extensive highways. Maintenance is fair with some issues from climate exposure; urban streets vary, traffic management basic. Safety features like signage present, though narrow roads challenge larger vehicles.

Internet relies on subsea fiber optic cables connecting to global networks, providing decent urban broadband. Average fixed speeds around 55 Mbps; mobile 4G strong. Fiber expanding in cities amid digitalization push, but island-wide coverage lags.

Avg: 55+ Mbps • Available via subsea cables in urban areas; expanding broadband with investments, limited rural reach

Single major airport, Curaçao International (CUR), handles international flights from North America (Miami, NYC, Toronto), Europe (Amsterdam), and Caribbean hubs (Aruba, Bonaire). Modern terminal post-2019 expansion supports growing tourism; no domestic network needed on small island.