reviews Curaçao

Do not expect your joice/ meal within 4 minutes, but enjoy the smile of the waitress.

Do not expect a lush green island, then you have to go to St Maarten.

What you will find on Curacao is a slow pace and the realization if it is really neccesary to jitter all the time. Take it slow, go to Curacao. Discover the difference between the east and the west side! Try to stay IN Willemstad and discover the nightlife there. Explore the underwater world from the West side bays and laguns.

Go to the Christoffelpark and discover wildlife on this island.

I got robbed on lagoon ocean resort, not insurance or compensation from the owners.

I will recommend this island to all of my friends

Mooie natuurgebieden

Vond het niet prettig om s,avonds door dorpen te rijden

Verder is de lokale bevolking erg vriendelijk

Renting a home is the way to travel. Especially if you like to

have family visit you on vacation.. We truly enjoyed the experience and the people of Curacao

Every time I return, it feels like coming home. It's a must to see this Island. It has everything within it. Nature, culture, people, quietness, tourists, shops, art, history and so on, and so on.

We chose Curacao for our honeymoon. We booked a 7 day trip and stayed at the Hilton. The locals were rude and not very helpful. I guess they knew we were from the USA and messed with us. The street side café Curadise made us both extremely sick the last three days of our trip. The food is terrible and freaking expensive.

But if you like to dive and snorkel and aren't worried about hanging out in town then this is a place for you. And it is dirty as heck...you think they could keep a 48 mile long island clean for God's sake. They boast about abolishing slavery...but all of the workers seem to be slave to the visitors.

The Dolphin Academy was amazing also but again we were in the water. And the crime rate is insane. Every house and building is gated. Come on...tiny island...where does a thief have to run to?

CURACAO NEEDS A MAKEOVER! And it stinks like hell! All the locals and European tourists bathe in cologne to cover up their stench. YUCKY! We will never visit again

The island residents were unfailingly friendly. Food is expensive, as it is on many remote islands, about twice Midwestern US prices. Willemstadt was one of the nicest tourist towns I have ever experienced. One could spend a month on this island and still not see everything. Easy to get by with English only, easier with Dutch, but also Spanish and Papiamentu. Possible to use US dollars, but much for fun (and a little cheaper) to use the local currency.

I have traveled here 9 times and have never been disappointed!

It is a great place to have your vaccation. The island is still not a ''tourist machine''. The people are very friendly. And it is easy to get in contact with them . The island has an interesting history, and you can still se many unike houses and places from its history