I’m from Aruba but have lived in Curaçao for five years and visited regularly. Indeed an awesome place, and very different from Aruba with a lot of restored colonial buildings and a vibrant culture.
Hi! Its realy cool watching a video review of our island. I always wonderd how visitors of a cruisship would experience the island and its people / history in such a small time but now that i've seen this review i'm actually amazed by how much you've got to experience in such a small time. I would recommend if you visit Curacao again to take your time and explore the island, from westpunt to "Klein Curacao" swimming with sea turtles to a sunset cruise past the beautifull coast of Curacao there are many things to exploare as a tourist here. Thank you
Wow, what awesome feedback! Thank you! We work hard to cover as much as possible in a short time, not always easy. We certainly want to come back someday, it's such an interesting and friendly island. Best to you!
Thank you for providing this content. I watched this twice. What month of the year was your visit? I see long shadows. What time of day is the Free Walking Tour provided?
Nice video, yes the euro is not used in any of the Dutch Caribbean islands (Curacao and Aruba are not part of the Dutch Caribbean anymore) while they are still supported by the Netherlands. Bonaire still is, and there we only use U.S. dollars
Not true, Curacao and Aruba are still part of the Dutch Caribbean, they even have a governor who represent the king of The Netherlands so why would you say that?
I’m from Aruba but have lived in Curaçao for five years and visited regularly. Indeed an awesome place, and very different from Aruba with a lot of restored colonial buildings and a vibrant culture.
I really am anxious to come back and explore more. I just hope it's not always so hot! 🥵
Hi! Its realy cool watching a video review of our island. I always wonderd how visitors of a cruisship would experience the island and its people / history in such a small time but now that i've seen this review i'm actually amazed by how much you've got to experience in such a small time. I would recommend if you visit Curacao again to take your time and explore the island, from westpunt to "Klein Curacao" swimming with sea turtles to a sunset cruise past the beautifull coast of Curacao there are many things to exploare as a tourist here.
Thank you
Wow, what awesome feedback! Thank you! We work hard to cover as much as possible in a short time, not always easy. We certainly want to come back someday, it's such an interesting and friendly island. Best to you!
Where are the good beaches?
@@gimmieboy cas abou, playa kalki, playa grandi, playa lagun and so on.. do a west point tour and you'll get to see all of em! 👌
Excellent video, as usual.
Thanks!
Gosh we loved our trip to curaçao
Us too! Love the street art!
Thanks to you and your wife for visiting Troy
You're welcome! We look forward to coming back someday!
Staying at Curacao like 11 year is kinda good for finding jobs
Thank you for providing this content. I watched this twice. What month of the year was your visit? I see long shadows. What time of day is the Free Walking Tour provided?
We were there last December. Our walking tour was around 10am. Even then, it was hot!
Enjoying the videos. Did you perhaps visit Aruba? I couldn’t find it as one your videos.
Well, we didn't go yet! Actually, we're going to visit Aruba this New Years. So, that video will be along next year! 😀
You need to go to our beaches crystal clear water
That's certainly another option for a future trip!
Where are they
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Nice video, yes the euro is not used in any of the Dutch Caribbean islands (Curacao and Aruba are not part of the Dutch Caribbean anymore) while they are still supported by the Netherlands. Bonaire still is, and there we only use U.S. dollars
@peterschoemaker9 Sorry for the late reply. Very interesting info, will keep that in my notes! Thanks!
Not true, Curacao and Aruba are still part of the Dutch Caribbean, they even have a governor who represent the king of The Netherlands so why would you say that?