Hotel Transfers
Baoase Transfer
Baoase is at Bapor Kibra on the south-east coast, about 25 minutes from Curaçao International Airport. Here is what the transfer costs and what is nearby once you arrive.
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- Baoase Luxury Resort is in Bapor Kibra, near Jan Thiel, about 25 minutes from Curaçao International Airport
- Published fare from the airport: $50–55 for the vehicle, up to four passengers
- Mambo Beach Boulevard and the Seaquarium restaurants are a short ride rather than a walk.
- The entrance is easy to miss from the main road. Give the resort name when booking rather than dropping a pin nearby, and your driver will find it first time.
- Pre-book before you land and your driver tracks the flight, waiting if it is delayed
- One fixed price agreed before you travel, no meter and no negotiating
- Pay by card in the app instead of finding an ATM at arrivals
- Book the departure run at the same time, especially for early flights
Frequently asked questions
How long is the transfer from Curaçao airport to Baoase Luxury Resort?
About 25 minutes in normal traffic. Baoase Luxury Resort is in Bapor Kibra, near Jan Thiel, on the opposite side of the island from Hato Airport.
How much is a taxi from Curaçao airport to Baoase Luxury Resort?
$50–55 with Kumbai as a fixed price for the vehicle, up to four passengers. Street taxis charge more and are cash only.
What is within walking distance of Baoase Luxury Resort?
Mambo Beach Boulevard and the Seaquarium restaurants are a short ride rather than a walk.
Can I book an airport transfer to Baoase Luxury Resort?
Yes. Set Curaçao International Airport as the pickup and Baoase Luxury Resort as the destination. Add your flight number so the driver can track it.
Can I arrange the return trip to the airport?
Yes, and it is worth booking both legs at once. Allow time for airline check-in and traffic, particularly for morning departures.
Do I pay per person or per taxi?
Per taxi. The published fare covers the vehicle for up to four passengers. Larger groups need a bigger vehicle, priced separately.