Coral & Coco is dedicated to facilitating our visitors in their vacations and making them enjoyable. We provide unique activities and the best services. Here you can create some of the most memorable experiences of your life. The classic combination of sun-sea-beach with our luxury services makes the whole experience complete. Our team members provide 24/7 service just in case you need anything extra. Our happy clients are a testament of our superior services. We stand out from competition due to our unmatched customer care. To provide the ultimate experience to our clients, we hire specialists from every niche. They seamlessly work with us to cater for your every need. We continually push our limits and optimize the guest experience by using the right people in the right place, which makes our services so good that our clients say “wow”!

The apartment has all the necessary amenities for the perfect stay on Curacao. The accommodation comes with a spacious living area, open kitchen with top of the line furniture and equipment. Open the doors to your balcony and dream away with a 270 ° panoramic view over the Sint Annabaai, Otrabanda and the Caribbean sea. The entirely air-conditioned bedroom with a royal Queen-size bed oversees the unique Handelskade scenery. Fall asleep while the ships float by. Next morning, you can enjoy a refreshing shower in the sparkling clean and modern bathroom.

Willemstad, capital and chief town of Curaçao, located on the southern coast of the island of Curaçao in the Caribbean Sea. It is divided into two halves, Punda and Otrabanda ("Other Side"). The two are connected by the famous Koningin Emma ("Queen Emma") Bridge; opened in 1888 and rebuilt in 1939, the bridge underwent a major restoration in the early 21st century. A fixed bridge was completed in 1974. Willemstad is a Caribbean centre of trade, petroleum storage and refining, tourism, and banking. The town has many Dutch-style gabled houses. Notable buildings include Fort Amsterdam (1635), which once guarded the entrance to Schottegat Harbour and is now the seat of government and definitely worth a visit. Other, icon landmarks are the Dutch Reformed Church (1769) and the Mikvé Israel-Emanuel Synagogue (1732), the oldest synagogue in continuous use in the Western Hemisphere.