Flag: CuraçAo 🇨🇼

Curaçao's flag is a vibrant visual statement featuring a horizontal blue stripe on top taking up two-thirds of the flag, a horizontal yellow stripe on the bottom taking up one-third, with a white border between them, and a red five-pointed star positioned in the blue section. The design reflects the island's sunny Caribbean character and proud independence as an autonomous country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The Curaçaoan flag is used to represent this Dutch Caribbean island, celebrated for its colorful architecture, pristine beaches, diverse culture, and unique position in the Caribbean. You'll see it in travel content, cultural celebrations, and messages about the island's vibrant music, food, and welcoming atmosphere.

On social media, it often accompanies discussions of Caribbean tourism, Dutch Caribbean identity, or the island's thriving diving and water sports scenes. It's also used by Curaçaoan expats and communities to express cultural pride and maintain connections to their island home.

Approved as part of Unicode Emoji 2.0 in 2015, the Curaçao flag gained wider representation following the island's status change to an autonomous country in 2010, making it now available across all modern platforms.