Proposed routes

These are explanations of published proposals and concepts, not travel products. No ferry route on this page is presented as operating.

Aruba ↔ Curaçao · proposed connection

The cited Aruba government and investment-agency material focuses on a passenger connection between these two islands. A procurement scope does not identify an operating terminal or guarantee a vessel, capacity, frequency or journey time. Port authorities are useful primary sources for infrastructure context, but a port’s existence does not prove a passenger route operates.

Curaçao ↔ Bonaire · possible later extension

The 2024 government account mentions Bonaire in a later phase. This diagram uses Curaçao–Bonaire only to explain that conceptual extension; it is not an approved alignment, terminal plan or confirmed service. There is no verified operating ferry on this connection in the evidence reviewed.

Aruba ↔ Bonaire · no confirmed direct ferry

Do not infer a direct Aruba–Bonaire sailing from the phrase “ABC ferry.” A three-island concept is not proof that all pairs would receive direct service. For current travel, check the actual carrier itinerary, including stops or changes of aircraft.

What the diagram does not show

• No approved harbour, nautical track or navigational guidance.
• No operational ferry lines, sailing duration or timetable.
• No confirmed passenger, vehicle or cargo service specification.
• No flight network: operator routes must be checked separately.

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Sources and review date

Reviewed 5 November 2026. Operator availability and official requirements can change. Follow the original source for your travel dates.

• Government of Aruba · proposal scope
• Invest in Aruba · passenger-ferry study scope
• Curaçao Tourist Board · ferry status
• Aruba Ports Authority
• Curaçao Ports Authority