At most gas stations, note your pump number and pay at the cashier before you fuel.
Find a gas station near you
Use your current location or search for your hotel, neighborhood, beach or address. We will put the nearest gas stations at the top for you.
Jump straight to what you need
This main page stays your quick fueling assistant. For prices, calculators and specific routes, use the dedicated tools below.
Fuel prices are regulated, so there is little reason to drive across the island looking for a cheaper sign. Pick the station that fits your route.
Bring a debit card and some cash so you are not relying on a single payment method.
How to get gas in Curaçao
The routine is straightforward once you know the order. At most stations, this is what you do:
Choose a pump
Pull up to an available pump, turn off the engine and remember the pump number.
Go to the cashier
Tell the cashier your pump number and how many guilders you want to put on it.
Prepay
Pay using a method the station accepts. Debit and cash are the safest options to plan around.
Pump the correct fuel
Check the fuel-door label or rental paperwork if you are unsure whether your car takes Mogas 95 or diesel.
Done — or money left?
Return the nozzle. If the tank took less than you prepaid, go back to the cashier and ask about the unused balance.
What do I say at the cashier?
Start with a friendly greeting in Papiamentu, then keep the rest simple in English.
How much should I prepay?
You do not need an exact number. Use the estimator for a rough range. A rental-car fuel gauge is not precise enough to predict the exact amount to a full tank.
Prepaid too much?
If your tank takes less than you prepaid, go back to the same cashier and ask for the remaining balance. The refund method can vary by station or payment type.
The estimator uses the current fuel prices shown on this page.
Liters ↔ U.S. gallons
What is different from getting gas in the U.S.?
Curaçao is simple once you know the routine: prices are per liter, you usually prepay at the cashier, and the pump colors are different from what many Americans expect.
Your first fill-up in four quick points
Which fuel does your rental car need?
At Curaçao pumps the practical color rule is simple: yellow = Mogas 95 / gasoline and black = diesel. That may be the opposite of what you expect from some U.S. stations. Do not choose by color alone: check the label inside the fuel door, your rental paperwork or the rental company’s instructions before filling up.

How to pay for gas
Do not count on a credit card alone at the pump. Bring a debit card and some cash so you have a backup if one payment method is not accepted.
Are gas prices the same everywhere in Curaçao?
For regulated fuel, yes. Fuel prices are regulated in Curaçao, so choosing a station is mostly about location, route and convenience rather than hunting for a lower price.
Choose an area and see nearby gas stations
Tap an area and we will jump back to the map, center the search there and sort the nearest stations for you.
Willemstad
Willemstad has plenty of options, making it easy to find a convenient stop while you are in or around the city.
Jan Thiel & Mambo Beach
Staying on the southeast side of the island? Pick your area and see which stations are easiest from your hotel or resort.
Blue Bay & Piscadera
A useful check before a beach day or before you continue west along the island.
Airport / Hato
Returning your rental car? Check the stations around the airport first and plan your final fuel stop.
Heading toward Westpunt
If you are driving west, filling up earlier is usually the relaxed choice. Barber is a useful point to check options along the way.
Westpunt
Already in Westpunt? Check the closest options before you head back or set off later in the day.
Curaçao gas station FAQ
How do gas stations work in Curaçao?
At most stations, remember your pump number, prepay at the cashier and then fill up. Always check which fuel your rental car needs before you start.
Do you have to prepay for gas in Curaçao?
At most stations, yes. Remember your pump number, tell the cashier how much you want and pay before filling up.
What is the current gas price in Curaçao?
The current fuel price is shown at the top of this page and updates automatically. We also show the date from which the price applies.
Are gas prices the same everywhere on the island?
Fuel prices are regulated, so choose the station that is closest or most convenient for your route.
Can I pay with a U.S. credit card?
Do not rely on a credit card alone. Bring a debit card and some cash so you have a backup payment option.
What if I prepay more than the tank takes?
Go back to the same cashier after filling up and ask for the remaining balance. The refund method can vary by station or payment type.
What type of gas does my rental car use?
Check the fuel door, rental agreement or your rental company’s instructions. Yellow is gasoline/Mogas 95 and black is diesel, but your car’s information is the final check.
Are there 24-hour gas stations in Curaçao?
Some stations have long or 24-hour opening hours, but hours can change. Check your chosen station before a late drive.
Will I find gas on the way to Westpunt?
There are fewer options toward the west than around Willemstad. Filling up earlier makes a west-coast day easier.
Should I tip a gas station attendant?
A small tip for an attendant may be appreciated, but it is not mandatory.
More useful information about getting gas
Want to check the latest fuel price or look up a station directly with an operator? These are the most useful links.
Opening hours and services can change. If you are heading out late, check the station you plan to use before you leave.
