Curacao

Just want to make a correction to my previous post. Appears that Insel airlines whose hub was in Curacao, has ceased operations as of this past February. They hit major financial woes due to the political crisis in Venezuela. Guess they had major positions in bolivars which appear to be worthless. There's another airline, Divi, Divi that flies between the islands. Winair is still your best bet, however, flights can get canceled due to weather, aircraft maintenance, or for no explainable reason whatsoever. Good rule of thumb is to not cut it close if say, you leave Curacao for St. Maarten and plan on returning to Curacao the morning of your afternoon flight back home from Hato. You can be stuck and face flight change fees. I'm considering a multi city deal sometime in the fall during peak hurricane season, heading to Aruba for a few days, then taking a flight to Curacao, and heading home from Curacao. Since both of these islands are outside of the hurricane belt, won't have to worry about something like Hurricane Irma wreaking havoc on plans. Although I do miss the casas of SXM.

On a side note, there was talk about a ferry being put in place providing service between Curacao and Aruba. I'll have to do my research as to where that stands in the works. That would be a cool Caribbean cruise on some open water between the two islands. I just hope that they include a cocktail lounge on the vessel!

Anyone been to Cubaweg yet? Place seems to be full (illegal) Venezuelan girls. Although those Colombian chicas know their job properly, would be nice to meet them as well.

[QUOTE=ClubTed;2310261]Just want to make a correction to my previous post. Appears that Insel airlines whose hub was in Curacao, has ceased operations as of this past February. They hit major financial woes due to the political crisis in Venezuela. Guess they had major positions in bolivars which appear to be worthless. There's another airline, Divi, Divi that flies between the islands. Winair is still your best bet, however, flights can get canceled due to weather, aircraft maintenance, or for no explainable reason whatsoever. Good rule of thumb is to not cut it close if say, you leave Curacao for St. Maarten and plan on returning to Curacao the morning of your afternoon flight back home from Hato. You can be stuck and face flight change fees. I'm considering a multi city deal sometime in the fall during peak hurricane season, heading to Aruba for a few days, then taking a flight to Curacao, and heading home from Curacao. Since both of these islands are outside of the hurricane belt, won't have to worry about something like Hurricane Irma wreaking havoc on plans. Although I do miss the casas of SXM.

On a side note, there was talk about a ferry being put in place providing service between Curacao and Aruba. I'll have to do my research as to where that stands in the works. That would be a cool Caribbean cruise on some open water between the two islands. I just hope that they include a cocktail lounge on the vessel..[/QUOTE]Thanks for the feedback, ideas and additional clarification. I'll be working out my final plans over the next two weeks and will post my target travel dates. Happy to buy a beer for anyone from here that wants to meet at Campo. PM once I post my plans, please. (Hmm. Do I need to be a premium member to send / receive DM's? Have to research that next.).

[QUOTE=UKJazzMan;2310309]Hi, going to be in Curacao 11-16 May delighted to have a beer at campo or elsewhere please PM if you are there.[/QUOTE]I am almost all the time around small black male with the Yankees hat, I love to chill inside and around the main bar feel free to ask: you torso?

[QUOTE=ClubTed;2310261]JThere's another airline, Divi, Divi that flies between the islands. [/QUOTE]I have flown Divi and must say their service was fast and friendly. Just remember the biggest aircraft you get is a Twin Otter so read luggage restrictions carefully. I think it is 18 kg for a checked bag. Also, I was able to buy the Divi ticket directly from the USA using Divi's website and there were no issues. You may want to print the ticket before you arrive.

Hey all,

I'm a diest time monger that plans on making a trip for my 39th. I'm weighing the choice between Blackbeard's in the DR and Campo in Curacao. I'm completely sold on Curacao, however the only thing I'm hesitant on is the quality of the girls.

I love young BIG booty women and Blackbeard's has plenty of them from the pictures I've seen. And since Campo doesn't reveal pictures all I have is word of mouth. Most of what I've read has stated the women are average looking with average bodies and tend to be middle age? Os this correct? Is there no big booty women there? If so I'm going to the DR. However I find it strange out of 120 women they can't have 1 dime with a booty.

[QUOTE=EshuTheGreat8;2310720]Hey all,

I'm a diest time monger that plans on making a trip for my 39th. I'm weighing the choice between Blackbeard's in the DR and Campo in Curacao. I'm completely sold on Curacao, however the only thing I'm hesitant on is the quality of the girls.

I love young BIG booty women and Blackbeard's has plenty of them from the pictures I've seen. And since Campo doesn't reveal pictures all I have is word of mouth. Most of what I've read has stated the women are average looking with average bodies and tend to be middle age? Os this correct? Is there no big booty women there? If so I'm going to the DR. However I find it strange out of 120 women they can't have 1 dime with a booty.[/QUOTE]There is actually no comparison between them because Campo is a brothel and blackbeards is an adult resort hotel 2 totally different beast with the only thing in common witch is working girls ON SITE.

Campo has a wide variety of women both Colombians and Dominicans in all shapes and sizes. The problem is lately that most of the young girls don't last long around because they leave before their 3 months contract is done. So by the time someone experience 100 girl here the next monger may get a total different experience when he gets here. Throw in the factor that everyone dimes and expectations are different makes reviews hard to follow. I live on the island so I'm lucky too experience Campo thru all the times good and bad and so to answer your question they do have the type of women you want from time to time but there is never a guarantee that what another monger experienced is going to match your experience.

However if I have to choose between Campo or Blackbeard's solely for mongering I'll choose to go to the DR. Let's say this blackbeards is nice but it's nothing compared to campo which in size structure is 4 Xtimes bigger and price wise cheaper. Black beard is still a nice adult resort and most of the girls I have seen there are nice looking and you see that they been carefully selected which in campo is not done like that. It's a relatively quiet place with a nice quiet beach not far from the resort. Still the main reason why I would choose BB over Campo is not the place itself but the choice you have if you don't like the girls the resort has to offer you can always drive over to sosua which is a 30 min drive and be in monger paradise.

Hey all,

I was at Campo a few years back and have been itching to go back since. I read a post written by a guy on other site about his experience actually staying at the camp for a week and I want to do the same this time. Anyone know of any contacts I can get in touch with to make that happen? Email addresses on the official site have thus far been unresponsive.

[QUOTE=GenoStarRoad;2311146]Hey all,

I was at Campo a few years back and have been itching to go back since. I read a post written by a guy on other site about his experience actually staying at the camp for a week and I want to do the same this time. Anyone know of any contacts I can get in touch with to make that happen? Email addresses on the official site have thus far been unresponsive.[/QUOTE]I do but it's against the rules to post numbers here in the forum the best you can do is go there and just walking and ask if there are room available they will probably have some they always do.

[QUOTE=Torso8;2310406]I am almost all the time around small black male with the Yankees hat, I love to chill inside and around the main bar feel free to ask: you torso?[/QUOTE]Hi Torso, I'm white mid 40's I will definitely look for you, I know where you mean to look, what time you usually head over there.

[QUOTE=EshuTheGreat8;2310720]Hey all,

I'm a diest time monger that plans on making a trip for my 39th. I'm weighing the choice between Blackbeard's in the DR and Campo in Curacao. I'm completely sold on Curacao, however the only thing I'm hesitant on is the quality of the girls.

I love young BIG booty women and Blackbeard's has plenty of them from the pictures I've seen. And since Campo doesn't reveal pictures all I have is word of mouth. Most of what I've read has stated the women are average looking with average bodies and tend to be middle age? Os this correct? Is there no big booty women there? If so I'm going to the DR. However I find it strange out of 120 women they can't have 1 dime with a booty.[/QUOTE]Been to Campo a few times but never stayed overnight. Rented a room in a house nearby. Been to DR many times but not Blackbeards. Only Sosua, Santiago, Santo Domingo. I like them both but DR has more variety, particularly in the cities. The beach scene at Sosua is great. I never got to take a Campo girl out of Campo to the beach so that kinda sucks. In DR most of the girls will go anywhere, do anything for about the same price. Still, Curacao has a colorful tourist scene in Willemstadt. Plenty of big booties in the DR. They are everywhere. Big boobs, too (wink).

Will be in Curacao in about a month and will definitely be checking out Campo. Can someone explain to me any rules or proper etiquette I should follow before I go so not to make a fool out of myself or get kicked out. Any other additional info will be greatly appreciated.

[QUOTE=Torso8;2310406]I am almost all the time around small black male with the Yankees hat, I love to chill inside and around the main bar feel free to ask: you torso?[/QUOTE]Assuming from the Yanks hat that you're an ex-pat from the NY area? Anyway, I'll be in town from May 4-8. I'll be the short Asian guy. Hope to run into you then!

[QUOTE=JohnnyOceans2;2313466]Will be in Curacao in about a month and will definitely be checking out Campo. Can someone explain to me any rules or proper etiquette I should follow before I go so not to make a fool out of myself or get kicked out. Any other additional info will be greatly appreciated.[/QUOTE]I visited Curacao every January every year (six times) and plans to visit in the future. I like to come to Campo after sunset, as it is not hot and the breeze is blowing. So park your car in the parking lot and walk to the counter. Pay for entry and security will check you if you do not have a weapon. (if I remember over 60 year old Free entry). That's all, relax and take it easy, no pressure here. In Campo there are 3 bars and a restaurant. I buy cold water or beer and go around the area and watch girls of course if you like a girl then you go with her into the room, everything is legal here. Campo is large, the plants are well cared for and the whole place is very pleasant. There is also a toilet. I remember for the first time in January 2010 I was sitting on a bench in Campo around a tropical night, moon, cooling breeze and all these exotic beautiful half naked girls and I thought I was dead and I'm in paradise, seriously! On Tuesday, there are more crazy because local and tourist women can enter the Campo area and is a men's strip show revue around 10 PM. A lot of shouting and screaming! And there is a good barbeque outside Tuesday only. You can only be expelled from Campo if you take pictures, film or verbally or physically attack women. Otherwise, take it easy and enjoy! (also please google images "Campo Alegre Curacao" then you can see pictures inside.).

[QUOTE=StRobert;2314393]I visited Curacao every January every year (six times) and plans to visit in the future. I like to come to Campo after sunset, as it is not hot and the breeze is blowing. So park your car in the parking lot and walk to the counter. Pay for entry and security will check you if you do not have a weapon. (if I remember over 60 year old Free entry). That's all, relax and take it easy, no pressure here. In Campo there are 3 bars and a restaurant. I buy cold water or beer and go around the area and watch girls of course if you like a girl then you go with her into the room, everything is legal here. Campo is large, the plants are well cared for and the whole place is very pleasant. There is also a toilet. I remember for the first time in January 2010 I was sitting on a bench in Campo around a tropical night, moon, cooling breeze and all these exotic beautiful half naked girls and I thought I was dead and I'm in paradise, seriously! On Tuesday, there are more crazy because local and tourist women can enter the Campo area and is a men's strip show revue around 10 PM. A lot of shouting and screaming! And there is a good barbeque outside Tuesday only. You can only be expelled from Campo if you take pictures, film or verbally or physically attack women. Otherwise, take it easy and enjoy! (also please google images "Campo Alegre Curacao" then you can see pictures inside.).[/QUOTE]Also, in the evening there is a strip show every few hours in a large central bar. After the show, you can relax in a large sofa and watch a large television screen with a drink. Air condition is very good. Generally, Campo is a nice place. If you add beaches and good restaurants and safety on the island then Curacao is a good place for a holiday.