The commercial part of the harbor is not suitable for small pleasure craft, as stated by Curacao Port Control.
There are however several marinas and boatyards in the area: Curacao Marine in the Schottegat Harbour and others in Pentiscot Bay, 5NM north.
See businesses below.
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All the crew need to be at Immigration
Opening hours of Harbour Inspection/ Port Authority:
Mo-Thu 7:30-11:45. 1:30-4:30
Fri. 7:30-11:45. 1:30-4:00
Anybody wanting fire extinguisher checked or serviced or other fire services. We found Catis very expensive and difficult to try to do business with. A take leaves its attitude. Probably consistent with any company that has had a monopoly for a too long. Fortunately, we found an incredible young company with dynamic owners that assisted us for 25 % less and were an absolute pleasure to deal with.
Their interest in our boat and safety was first class. I can strongly recommend this company “AGNESI FIRE PROTECTION / S.A.F.E. B.V” run and owned by a duo Rob and Rufino. Contact d.vanrosberg@safe.cw +5999 518 7767. http://www.safe.cw
Be aware there is a (poorly marked) reef just before the entry of Curacao Marine Boatyard. Make sure you stay to the left of the Versali Bay and keep the white buoy to your starboard side!.