On the islands of Curaçao and Bonaire, Curoil is the exclusive supplier of gasoline, low sulfur diesel, and kerosene to more than 30 gas stations of which some are owned and managed by the company. For your convenience, all our gas stations offer the automated fueling systems Curoil Comfort (C2) and MCB FuelUp, which make our services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. As an extra service, air tire service is available at all our gas stations.
Our Gas Stations
Curoil owns four (4) gas stations strategically located on the island of Curaçao and one (1) gas station centrally located on the island of Bonaire. Find below a complete list of the products and services available at our gas stations, including opening hours.
GAS STATION STA ROSA
- Mogas 95
- Low Sulfur Diesel
- Kerosene
- Curgas Filling station
- Air service for tires
- Drive-through ATM
Cashier Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday: 06.00 – 20.00
Sunday: 08.00 – 20.00
24/7 Automated fueling systems, Curoil Comfort & MCB FuelUp available at this gas station.
GAS STATION COLON
- Mogas 95
- Low Sulfur Diesel
- Air service for tires
Opening hours:
24/7 Automated fueling systems, Curoil Comfort & MCB FuelUp available at this gas station.
GAS STATION MUIZENBERG
- Mogas 95
- Low Sulfur Diesel
- Curgas branch
- Curgas Filling station
- Air service for tires
- ATM
Cashier Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday: 07.00 – 20.00
Sunday: 08.00 – 16.00
24/7 Automated fueling systems, Curoil Comfort & MCB FuelUp available at this gas station.
GAS STATION CAS CHIKITU
- Mogas 95
- Low Sulfur Diesel
- Kerosene
- Air service for tires
Cashier Opening hours:
Monday – Saturday: 07.00 – 20.00
Sunday: 08.00 – 20.00
24/7 Automated fueling systems, Curoil Comfort & MCB FuelUp available at this gas station.
GAS STATION MENTOR BONAIRE
- Mogas 95
- Low Sulfur Diesel
- Kerosene
- Air service for tires
Cashier Opening Hours:
Monday – Thursday: 7:00 – 20:00
Friday, Saturday: 7:00 – 21:00
Sunday: 8:00 – 16:00
24/7 Automated fueling systems, Curoil Comfort & MCB FuelUp available at this gas station.
Save Fuel!
- Perform routine maintenance.
- Replace clogged air filters.
- Check your tire pressure once every two weeks.
- Maintain a steady speed in the highest possible gear. The higher the gear, the lower the fuel consumption.
- Reduce speed. Drive & accelerate smoothly, brake softly.
- Fuel when it’s cool (morning or night). Petroleum products expand in warm weather.
- Travel Light. Remove excess weight from the vehicle.
- Use your A/C wisely.
Safety @ the Station
- Follow safety precautions at the pump.
- Turn off your vehicle’s engine when fueling.
- Keep fuels out of children’s sight and reach. Never allow a child to pump gas.
- Don’t smoke, light matches or use lighters while fueling.
- Never leave the nozzle unattended.
- To avoid spills, do not top off or overfill your vehicle.
- Follow safety precautions at the pump.
- Turn off your vehicle’s engine when fueling.
- Keep fuels out of children’s sight and reach. Never allow a child to pump gas.
- Don’t smoke, light matches or use lighters while fueling.
- Never leave the nozzle unattended.
- To avoid spills, do not top off or overfill your vehicle.
- Don’t get in and out of your vehicle while refueling. A static electric charge can develop on your body as you slide across the seat, and when you reach for the pump, a spark can ignite gasoline vapor.
- If you must get into the vehicle during refueling, discharge any static electricity by touching metal on the outside of the vehicle.
- Never tank your car on the wrong side-especially with the nozzle upside down.
- If a fire starts while you’re fueling, leave the area and call for help.
- Don’t get in and out of your vehicle while refueling. A static electric charge can develop on your body as you slide across the seat, and when you reach for the pump, a spark can ignite gasoline vapor.
- If you must get into the vehicle during refueling, discharge any static electricity by touching metal on the outside of the vehicle.
- Never tank your car on the wrong side-especially with the nozzle upside down.
- If a fire starts while you’re fueling, leave the area and call for help.
Use your Jerry can Safely!
- Use only approved portable containers for transporting or storing fuel.
- Always place the container on the ground. This way you will avoid dangerous spills and static charges, resulting in fire.
- When filling a portable container, keep the nozzle in direct contact with the container. Fill it up to about 95 percent to leave room for expansion.
Contact Information
For more information about our services, please contact our Commercial Department.
Contact Information
For more information about our services, please contact our Commercial Department.