Curacao

**NRandom940** · 03-08-25 09:25

Originally Posted by NewtonYork [View Original Post]

At my advanced age, at best I got a few years left. And I'm eating junk food everyday to accelerate the process, hoping for a quick heart attack. Anyway, if there's one last thing I wish for before I die, it's that I get to experience Campo just once. I know the odds are stacked against us that it would ever open again, but crazier things have happened in the world.

It wasn't that great. I went in 2019. Average looking girls from around Latin America. You'd be way better of in Germany or if you want Latinas than any of the countless spas in Colombia, Mexico, Bolivia, Chile, etc.

**Newton York** · 03-08-25 07:27

At my advanced age, at best I got a few years left. And I'm eating junk food everyday to accelerate the process, hoping for a quick heart attack. Anyway, if there's one last thing I wish for before I die, it's that I get to experience Campo just once. I know the odds are stacked against us that it would ever open again, but crazier things have happened in the world.

**Leak Her Pics** · 03-05-25 19:09

Originally Posted by Adventurer9 [View Original Post]

Was there last year totally forgot about this site. My bad.

I was staying up in the Westpunt area https://cw.atlasescorts.com/.

I used this site found by punching in escorts Curacao.

It's a listing of ladies that do incalls.

I found one near The Centrum Grocery store Think I was in near the Blue Bay complex.

She was working from home. LOL like a lot of folks do nowadays.

Was reading the posts lately and wanted to share this info There were many to choose from in town and in the Sint Michael area.

As A monger that used craigslist and backpage now leolist I had no problem taking the chance but be aware where you are I just drove by one meet and cancelled as it was pretty sketchy.

Good Times to be had for the Adventurous.

Ads range from 100 to 200 US will accept payment in US or Guilders.

Can you tell us the quality of the service she provided. Did she ask for any money upfront?

**Adventurer9** · 03-05-25 18:07

Was there last year totally forgot about this site. My bad.

I was staying up in the Westpunt area https://cw.atlasescorts.com/.

I used this site found by punching in escorts Curacao.

It's a listing of ladies that do incalls.

I found one near The Centrum Grocery store Think I was in near the Blue Bay complex.

She was working from home. LOL like a lot of folks do nowadays.

Was reading the posts lately and wanted to share this info There were many to choose from in town and in the Sint Michael area.

As A monger that used craigslist and backpage now leolist I had no problem taking the chance but be aware where you are I just drove by one meet and cancelled as it was pretty sketchy.

Good Times to be had for the Adventurous.

Ads range from 100 to 200 US will accept payment in US or Guilders.

**StRobert** · 03-03-25 06:58

Increase in Illegal Prostitution After Closure of Campo Alegre.

From "Curacao Chronicle" LOCAL.

By Correspondent Feb. 25,2025 link here https://www.curacaochronicle.com/pos...-campo-alegre/.

WILLEMSTAD – The closure of Campo Alegre has led to an increase in domestic violence, crimes against minors, and illegal prostitution on Curaçao. This claim was made by Marlon Regales, former director and spokesperson of the brothel.

According to Regales, the absence of Campo Alegre has accelerated the rise of informal prostitution, particularly among the local population. He points to the increasing prevalence of so-called "sugar daddy" relationships, where older men provide financial support or gifts to younger women in exchange for companionship. While this phenomenon was once rare on the island, Regales believes it has now become widely accepted.

Safety Concerns and Health Risks.

Regales warns that informal prostitution comes with serious risks, including violence, abuse, and even kidnappings. He also notes a significant rise in sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). To counter these dangers, he advocates for awareness campaigns and educational programs to inform young people about the risks involved.

Government-Owned Property.

Following its closure, the Curaçao government purchased the Campo Alegre property for eight million guilders. While Regales does not believe the government should be directly involved in the sector, he argues that the site could be repurposed for commercial use. He suggests that a group of private investors could establish a regulated brothel, with government oversight to ensure safety and control.

According to Regales, Campo Alegre was not only important to the local community but also served international visitors, including tourists, sailors, and individuals who could not or did not want to engage in traditional relationships. Without a regulated alternative, he warns that unchecked prostitution and exploitation will continue to rise.

Lack of Oversight.

Previously, sex workers at Campo Alegre underwent a strict screening process and signed three-month contracts with the Curaçao government. Their backgrounds and legal documents were verified both internationally and locally. However, with the brothel now closed, this regulatory oversight has disappeared, leaving health and safety unmonitored.

Impact on Tourism.

The closure of Campo Alegre has reportedly affected tourism as well. Regales claims that the number of Colombian tourists has declined due to the lack of regulated sex work on the island. Without legal oversight of hygiene and working conditions, foreign sex workers can now operate freely in illegal prostitution, increasing the risk of exploitation.

Authorities and Law Enforcement.

Regales alleges that various bars and clubs on Curaçao are now offering rooms for sex work, and that the authorities are aware of this but fail to take action. He even suggests that some police officers are involved in these activities. While prostitution itself is not illegal in Curaçao, proving human trafficking and exploitation remains a challenge.

In the past, sex workers at Campo Alegre were regularly interviewed as part of human trafficking investigations. Regales, who had direct contact with intelligence services from Curaçao, the Netherlands, and the United States, warns that the lack of regulated prostitution poses a serious security risk. He urges the government to consider reintroducing controlled workplaces for sex workers to reduce crime and improve public safety.

**StRobert** · 02-02-25 23:49

From "Curacao Chronicle".

Curaçao's Prime Minister Remains Cautious on Campo Alegre Reopening.

LOCAL.

By Correspondent Jan. 27,2025.

WILLEMSTAD – Curaçao's Prime Minister, Gilmar 'Pik' Pisas, has adopted a cautious stance when questioned about the potential reopening of Campo Alegre. Speaking during recent events tied to the registration of political parties for the upcoming elections, Pisas indicated that it is not an appropriate time to delve deeply into this matter.

Campo Alegre, once a legal center for prostitution, was purchased by the Curaçao government for 8 million guilders following a series of legal, regulatory, and criminal issues that led to its closure. Despite the government owning the property, discussions about its reopening are complicated by conflicting interests.

The Diocese of Willemstad has consistently opposed any plans to reopen the establishment, citing humanitarian and religious concerns. Meanwhile, segments of the community view the reopening as a potential solution to issues such as sexual violence and incest.

Prime Minister Pisas highlighted that the property is currently valued at approximately 8 million guilders, with the potential to increase to 40 million following comprehensive renovations. He also noted that any government investment in the site could yield financial benefits for the country.

However, Pisas emphasized that it would be inappropriate to engage in a detailed debate about Campo Alegre's future during the election period. He assured the public that discussions on the matter would resume after the elections. (BTW General elections are set to be hold in Curacao on March 21 - 2025).

**Beyes** · 12-23-24 12:35

Happy Holidays to Campo Friends.

Another Holiday Season off to a different island.

May your holidays be cheery and bright.

Hope Campo somehow makes it back but think this little pearl is a lost lost treasure.

**Torso8** · 11-13-24 23:49

Originally Posted by NewtonYork [View Original Post]

For those out there in the know, or living in Curacao itself, is there any hope that Campo might come back? That's one of my biggest regrets in my hobbying life, that I never went while it was opened. I waited, and waited and now it's gone. I swear by Beelzebub, if it opens again and I'm still alive, I'm going there first chance I get.

Campo is not coming back. Find the locals that tend to have the monger life style they will know where to go.

**Torso8** · 11-13-24 23:47

Originally Posted by Mose [View Original Post]

Any bars that offer putas and rooms for an hour?

Hole in a wall kind of places are all over the island but quality subpar mostly colombians working for a month of 2 then they leave. Scharloo's bargestraat, no me olvides, curasita, kanga appartments, amorsito bar (with strip tease show every Monday) are just a few to mention. Find a local with the monger lifestyle they will guide you out. If you stay in the tourist bubble you will never know.

**Transporter** · 11-10-24 23:19

Originally Posted by NewtonYork [View Original Post]

For those out there in the know, or living in Curacao itself, is there any hope that Campo might come back? That's one of my biggest regrets in my hobbying life, that I never went while it was opened. I waited, and waited and now it's gone. I swear by Beelzebub, if it opens again and I'm still alive, I'm going there first chance I get.

There is always Aruba; not campo but close enough.

**Newton York** · 11-10-24 23:16

For those out there in the know, or living in Curacao itself, is there any hope that Campo might come back? That's one of my biggest regrets in my hobbying life, that I never went while it was opened. I waited, and waited and now it's gone. I swear by Beelzebub, if it opens again and I'm still alive, I'm going there first chance I get.

**StRobert** · 10-08-24 06:58

Originally Posted by Mose [View Original Post]

I like Pachi's in Bonaire, does Curacao have any thing like it?

In Curacao there was a much bigger Campo but it is now closed. We are eagerly awaiting the opening.

**Mose** · 09-27-24 03:39

I like Pachi's in Bonaire, does Curacao have any thing like it?

**Masseys1** · 09-12-24 14:15

Originally Posted by Mose [View Original Post]

Any bars that offer putas and rooms for an hour?

We have been here in Curacao for 4 days. Have asked some locals that were chatty in bars etc if there is anything like what you asked. The answer we get each time is no. We have haven't seen any strip clubs etc. We did see a street walker twice at night when traveling to Willemstad from Cas Abou. Both looked terrible. We could be wrong but it just seems like there is nothing going on here anymore after Campo closed.