![An aerial view of the Sandals Royal Curacao.](\"https:\/\/ik.imgkit.net\/3vlqs5axxjf\/TW\/ik-seo\/uploadedImages\/Art\/2022\/0606\/T0606SandalsRoyalCuracao_C_HR\/An-aerial-view-of-the-Sandals-Royal-Curacao..jpg\" "An aerial view of the Sandals Royal Curacao.")
<\/p>\nAfter being forced to delay its debut due to supply chain issues, the Sandals Royal Curacao has opened its doors.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Located within a 3,000-acre protected reserve known as the Santa Barbara estate, the Sandals Royal Curacao comprises 351 rooms and suites, eight restaurants, three food trucks and 13 bars.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The resort is home to Sandals’ first bi-level infinity pool, which offers both water and mountain views.<\/p>\n
The resort showcases a variety of new concepts for the Sandals brand, including seven new culinary venues.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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These additions include open-air Mediterranean restaurant Aolos, European fusion restaurant Vincent and the Toteki food truck, which serves a traditional Curacao menu.<\/p>\n
Also new on the culinary front is Sandals’ first off-site dining program. Under the Island Inclusive program, guests staying in butler-level suite accommodations for a minimum of seven nights, as well as higher-tier Sandals Select Reward members, are granted a $250 voucher that can be used to dine at one of eight partner restaurants in the destination. Roundtrip transportation to the restaurant is included.<\/p>\n
Top-level suites also include complimentary access to a convertible Mini Cooper.<\/p>\n