Here is what you will see as you drive from one end of Curaçao to the other: the beach, forests of 15-foot cacti lining both sides of the road, the beach, 50-something flamingos wading in the shallow green water of the Jan Kok salt flats. And then, the beach.
Drive in any direction for more than a few minutes and you’re sure to hit one of the island’s semiprivate paradises. Perhaps it’s because the Beach Boys never learned how to pronounce the country’s name (“Kewr-e-sow”), but tourism has only recently broken into the top spot on the country’s list of largest industries, and there’s s
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