Seru Jaminika CURACAO

This was a lovely, diverse hike!
We began parking at Kokomo... then walked back to the street where we found a trail opening across the street.
The trail went along the right side of the "field". It was a bit tricky finding the start. We walked through a field of what looked like wild onions.
As we continued, there was a fork in the road. The yellow markings went left... so, we did too... and walked along the old dam.
This path took us to where the other trail would have led. We went a bit to the right to see the Dispersa Lake... which had lots of water due to the rainy last couple of months.
We reversed our direction and went back toward where we exited the original path we came from. We continued on (that would be taking a left from the intersection of the original path to the main path).
This trail continued for a while. We then found another fork. The right fork was narrower, but well marked. This trail took us to Jamanika.
The trail narrowed a bit, but was still pretty well groomed. As we started to climb the hill, there were some grasses we needed to stomp, but no problem. Going up was not a problem. There was a short bit of a rock scramble.
Remember to LOOK BACK, because, that is where the view is!!!
The trail then goes down a bit... feeling steep at points only because there was a lot of scree... so we needed to be careful not to slip.
You actually walk along the ridge which is sharp rock, and a bit narrow at one point, but not so narrow that you have to be nervous! From the ridge, the views are lovely. For us, it was sooo green... again... because of all the rain from the last couple of months!
The down was done carefully... then it leveled off for an easy reach to meet the Biña Trail and the street.
When we reached the street, we took a left and walked to find the start of the Roi Kenepa/Boka Uniko Trail.
This trail was easy, and reached a fork. The right fork took us to a small rocky beach.
We reversed our path and went back to the fork that took us up the hill and an a path the went along the top edge of the hill, running parallel to the water for a while.
The path then took a turn to the left, heading parallel to the Kokomo parking lot.
We followed the trail which switched back and took us down to the parking lot where we had originally parked our car.
GREAT hike!!!
Not hard, but there were a couple of rock scrambles, some steepish down hills with scree, walking across the ridges on sharp rocks (I know that would scare some people... but it was not for long).
We would definitely do this hike again!!!
Bring water and bug spray... and then, simply.. Enjoy!!!