Who doesn't love a meal that makes nature and time stand still? For me, the sweet potato moussaka at Hofi Cas Cora is a real favorite. As you look out over the lush plantation, time seems to slow down for a moment as you enjoy this delicious dish, prepared with home-grown ingredients. This special farm on Curaçao is committed to sustainable agr... Read this blog
Still surrounded by the turquoise-colored water, the island looms and slowly begins to take shape. The sandy beaches are so white that it almost hurts your eyes and your lungs fill with the salty sea air. You can't wait to walk with your bare feet in the fine sand. It feels like you're playing the lead role in Ticket to Paradise and you hav... Read this blog
Tony Kunchi I have lived on Curaçao for more than 30 years, 20 of which in the Toni Kunchi district. It's high time to shine my light on this neighborhood. Finally, the name of my B&B is directly linked to this. Because I always like a bit of historical awareness of the places where I stay, I recently did some research. Very late I hear yo... Read this blog
With the flame in the pipe💨 Driving on Curaçao is fantastic. Just ask any teenager who just got their driver's license. Every ride here has something of a 'road trip'. But then again not. We don't have the endless roads here like in the US. Still, it feels like an adventure when you tour the island. This also has to do with the some... Read this blog
Curacao beyond beach! Life on an island is pleasant. Especially when it is a tropical island. I have been living on Curaçao for more than 30 years. However, life also brings its own challenges here. From my “makamba” perspective, I like to write about things that catch my eye; things you don't think about 1, 2, 3 when it comes to Curaçao. A per... Read this blog