1. You can visit the island at any time of the year, but the most favorable holiday period is from December to April. Vacationers are sure to bring a sun protector, as they can get burnt on the beach, as well as during usual walk around.
2. The local population is fluent in foreign languages, especially English and Spanish. Going on a trip take a French or Dutch Phrasebook (depending on what part of the island is planned to travel) with you.
3. It is most advantageous to pay for goods and services with national currency. It is recommended to make an exchange in your country, before the trip. In some shops and hotels U.S. dollars are accepted, however, rate isn’t always favorable.
4. At local markets and in private stores be sure to bargain, as it can significantly reduce the price in many cases. In large cities non-cash payment system is ubiquitous; in shopping malls and restaurants you can pay with a credit card.
6. On the island it is pretty calm and safe, but tourists shouldn’t forget about basic measures of caution. It is rather insecure to go for a walk in remote areas on your own; it’s better to explore unfamiliar villages and towns with a guide.
7. During vacations, tourists are advised to use only official organizations. Refuse services of private individuals, no matter how attractive they may seem, otherwise it is likely to become a victim of fraud.
The vast majority of travelers are attracted to the island by beautiful beaches that are well-equipped for a variety of water sports. There are 37 beaches on the island, so it’s easy … 
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9. Locals are very welcoming and friendly to foreign visitors. The main condition for successful communication with the local population is respect for basic rules of courtesy.
Netherlands Antilles: travelling advices
7. From mid-April to mid-December, when the number of tourists is significantly lower, prices for all goods and services reduce significantly. So, you can have a rest and enjoy discounted prices. 8. It’s better to book a hotel room in advance, as it will be extremely difficult in the high season. Also, remember that most restaurants do not work in the morning. They can open for a lunch, but the main influx of visitors is only in the evening.
9. There might be difficulties with sockets. That’s because of the influence of different cultures. Depending on the island, the type of plug and voltage level in the network may vary. If necessary, the hotel will provide the necessary adapter. Many shops located in the resort area have special devices that you can use to recharge gadgets.
10. If you need to find a way or have some other questions, you can always contact the local people who will show and tell everything. … Open
