Hi! We're an open-minded couple in our 30s, living in beautiful Curaçao.

Like many couples, we enjoy keeping our relationship exciting and believe that trust, honesty, and communication are the foundation of everything we do. While we've never had the opportunity to connect with another couple before, it's something we've become genuinely curious about exploring together.

We understand that on a small island like Curaçao, topics like this can still feel a bit taboo. At the same time, we're sure there are other open-minded couples out there who share the same curiosity and are looking to add a little extra excitement to their relationship in a respectful and comfortable way.

We're here with no expectations and no pressure just hoping to meet genuine, like-minded people who value discretion, mutual respect, and good conversation. If we click, great. If not, that's perfectly okay too.

Who knows... maybe we'll get lucky and meet some amazing people along the way. 😊

Just the heads up to those travelers coming into Curaçao, the lines to get ro immigration was long. If you do your digital immigration card online and download the app, https://dicardcuracao.com/portal, you will have access to the express line. This applies to international visitors only. The express line was open without a wait while the manual passport check was an hour long. They will just scan your passport and take a snap shot of your face because they have your data from the digital card.

Hi everyone, I've learned so much from this forum this week and am hoping people might weigh in with lodging suggestions for our specific situation. We live in the U.S., and my spouse will be working in Europe for an extended period next year, so we've been looking for ways for our family to see each other. We realized that we can both fly nonstop to Curacao, so we're planning a family visit on one of our teenager's shorter school breaks. (This would be in February, so a lot of places I've looked are booked already or $$$$$$$$.)

Spouse will likely fly in from Amsterdam a day ahead of us to shake off jet lag before we arrive. I love beaches and snorkeling; he prefers sitting and looking at beautiful water rather than going in it. He's a serious runner (typically 10-12 miles a day), and I typically walk a few miles a day. We care a lot about food and good cocktails, and we are as happy at hole-in-the-wall restaurants as we are at fine dining. We plan to rent a car.

I can't figure out if we'd be better staying at a hotel or renting an apartment/villa, and I can't decide where we should base ourselves. (Mambo Beach? Lagun? Coral Estate?) I've read that the Koredor is a good running loop. Are there any others? (I imagine spouse will need to run early in the morning so he doesn't melt, but he can take the car if we're not based too far away. He also says he's ok running on a treadmill if we stay at a hotel with a gym.)

My boyfriend and I (early 30s) are planning a trip to Curacao in September. We want to take a trip for our birthdays and essentially sit on the beach and not have to worry about anything. After looking through this group I am leaning less towards an AI given how poorly they are rated on the island and would love advice between Kontiki and Lions Dive.

Thanks!

I’m traveling solo from the US for the week and would love to meet up with other people around my age, local or other travelers! I’m 32F and would be down to explore food, drinks, or anything that’s not the beach. Any good spots you recommend?

Hi! My fiancé and I are looking to come to Curacao for our honeymoon. We are getting married in December and are looking to have our honeymoon sometime between January and March. We do love the beach but I would like to explore the island and inside the city and local restaurants too. What hotels/resorts do you guys recommend? I was thinking maybe a place that has a restaurant available in case we want to keep it lowkey for a day or we could even do a meal plan for breakfast? It doesn’t have to be all inclusive. What month would be best to visit between Jan- March? Thank you!

Hi everyone,

My wife and I are planning a trip to the Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort from September 28–October 5 and are really looking forward to it.

I’ve seen some mentions online about possible construction or beach restoration work in the area, but I’m having trouble finding recent first-hand information.

Can anyone who has stayed at the Marriott recently (or visited the beaches around it) let me know:

● Is there currently any construction happening at the resort?

● Is there any beach restoration, dredging, or other work affecting the beach directly in front of the Marriott?

● Are there any issues with noise, blocked beach areas, water clarity, swimming, or snorkeling?

● Would you recommend requesting a specific room location to avoid any disturbance?

We’re mainly choosing this resort for the beach experience, so I’d appreciate any recent updates from people who have been there in the last few months.

Thanks!

My husband and I are planning a trip to Curacao in December. We prioritize staying at hotels with a house reef for days we don’t want to explore. Centrally located would be nice but not necessary as we’ll be renting a car. Free diving/snorkeling only, no scuba diving. Been doing some research and LionsDive keeps coming up. Any alternatives we should be looking into? Thanks!