Campo Alegre is the biggest candy store for adult men on Curacao, and the entire Dutch Caribbean. This legendary resort and its beautiful ladies attracts lusty people from all over Europe, the US and the rest of the Caribbean. If you don’t know how to find it, just ask any male on the island and they'll point you in the right direction.
If you’re driving just look to the right when coming from Willemstad for the huge green, leaf-shaped neon sign. An unofficial Curacao landmark since 1949, Campo Alegre is home to between 120 - 150 wonderful women, most of whom hail from South American or Caribbean nations. All of these ladies legally rent space in this walled complex for three months. Campo Alegre offers a relaxed atmosphere including a few bars, a pool table, a dance hall and some places to eat.
Even if you don’t feel like spending around $30 for sex, the erotic vibe is freely available to all. This erotic paradise is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Tuesday night is 'ladies night', so you can bring along your spouse if that sounds appealing.
In September 2023, the premises were purchased by the government in an auction, with the apparent intention of restoring the legendary resort to its former glory. As with everything in the Caribbean though, time will tell.
If you’re driving just look to the right when coming from Willemstad for the huge green, leaf-shaped neon sign. An unofficial Curacao landmark since 1949, Campo Alegre is home to between 120 - 150 wonderful women, most of whom hail from South American or Caribbean nations. All of these ladies legally rent space in this walled complex for three months. Campo Alegre offers a relaxed atmosphere including a few bars, a pool table, a dance hall and some places to eat.
Even if you don’t feel like spending around $30 for sex, the erotic vibe is freely available to all. This erotic paradise is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Tuesday night is 'ladies night', so you can bring along your spouse if that sounds appealing.
In September 2023, the premises were purchased by the government in an auction, with the apparent intention of restoring the legendary resort to its former glory. As with everything in the Caribbean though, time will tell.
