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 by hotel, beach or area. The map uses the same stable OpenStreetMap setup as our beaches and attractions maps.
Fuel prices are regulated. Curaçao’s official tourism site says the price per liter is the same across the island.
Official tourism guidance lists debit cards and cash in Caribbean guilders or U.S. dollars. Do not rely on a credit card.
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?
You do not need a long explanation. Pump number + amount + fuel is enough.
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?
Go back to the cashier after fueling. Practical Curaçao travel sources describe unused prepaid credit being refunded, commonly in cash. Because that refund step is not described in the same detail by the official tourism guidance and payment procedures can vary by station, ask how unused credit is handled before you pay — especially when using debit.
The estimator uses the current official 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
Curaçao’s official tourism board says credit cards are not accepted at gas stations, while debit cards and cash in Caribbean guilders or U.S. dollars are used. Local systems can change, so this tool does not invent station-by-station payment badges. Carry a debit card plus some cash as your backup.
Are gas prices the same everywhere in Curaçao?
For regulated fuel, yes. The Regulatory Authority of Curaçao explains that government fuel prices are set and published monthly, and the official tourism site says the per-liter price is the same across the island. Pick a station for location, route and convenience rather than chasing a cheaper sign.
Where can you get gas in Curaçao?
Willemstad
This is where you will find the biggest concentration of stations and usually several options within a short drive.
Jan Thiel & Mambo Beach
Search from your hotel or resort. Once you set a location, the tool sorts stations by distance.
Blue Bay & Piscadera
Useful areas to check before heading west or starting a longer beach day.
Airport / Hato
Use the airport preset when you need a last fill-up before returning a rental car.
Heading toward Westpunt
Stations become less frequent away from Willemstad. Start a west-coast day with enough fuel rather than waiting for the warning light.
Westpunt
Before a late drive, use the Directions button to check whether your chosen station is open; alternatives are farther apart here.
Curaçao gas station FAQ
How do gas stations work in Curaçao?
At most stations, choose a pump, remember the number and prepay at the cashier before fueling. Some stations have attendants. Always confirm the correct fuel for your rental car.
Do you have to prepay for gas in Curaçao?
At most stations, yes. Curaçao’s official tourism board describes paying at the counter before filling up as the normal process.
What is the current gas price in Curaçao?
The official rate checked for this page is effective July 28, 2026: Mogas 95 is Cg 2.541 per liter and diesel is Cg 2.134 per liter. Regulated fuel prices are adjusted periodically.
Are gas prices the same everywhere on the island?
According to the official Curaçao tourism site, the price per liter is the same everywhere on the island. The government regulates the tariffs.
Can I pay with a U.S. credit card?
Do not rely on it. Official Curaçao tourism guidance says credit cards are not accepted at gas stations, while debit cards and cash in guilders or U.S. dollars are accepted.
What if I prepay more than the tank takes?
Go back to the same cashier after fueling. Practical sources describe unused prepaid credit being refunded, but ask the station how it handles the balance before paying, especially for non-cash payments.
What type of gas does my rental car use?
Check the label inside the fuel door, the rental agreement or the rental company’s instructions. Mogas 95 is the regulated gasoline grade published officially; diesel is separate.
Are there 24-hour gas stations in Curaçao?
Opening hours can change, so CuracaoBound does not guess them. Open directions for a specific station in Google Maps and check the current hours before leaving.
Will I find gas on the way to Westpunt?
There are fewer stations as you move away from Willemstad. The official tourism board recommends filling up before a long drive, so topping up earlier is the easier plan.
Should I tip a gas station attendant?
Some stations have attendants who can help. Curaçao’s official tourism site says a small tip may be expected, but it is not mandatory.
Sources & data quality
Fuel-station locations are stored locally using the official RAC station register and OpenStreetMap checks. The map itself uses OpenStreetMap; Google Maps only opens when you tap Directions. CuracaoBound does not store your precise location.
Live map data can differ from what is posted at the station. When in doubt, follow station signage or ask the attendant.
