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Hotel
Kissed by the sun and reflecting the crystal-clear waters of the Caribbean, Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club is the …
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Location:
Oranjestad, Palm Beach...
Day:
01/13/2007 to 01/20/2007
Category:
Restaurant, Things to do...
Planned Activities
Sat 01/13/07 (day 1) - Palm Beach, Oranjestad
Restaurant
The seating for this restaurant is completely on the beach, in between the Marriott Ocean Club and the Holiday …
Shopping
A massive, modern, American suburban-style supermarket with wide aisles.
Sun 01/14/07 (day 2) - Palm Beach
Restaurant
Sumptuous cuisine and the dramatic setting of our signature restaurant transport you to a secluded haven, creating o …
Restaurant
If you want to enjoy good food or just a drink in a relaxing atmosphere; Salt and Pepper is the place! Located …
Mon 01/15/07 (day 3) - Oranjestad, Tanki Flip
Thing to Do
The Aruba Aloe Factory, which I believe opened in 2002, gives you a first-hand look at how the famous Aruba Aloe …
Restaurant
Three locations in Aruba and serving the first Chicago Style Thin-Crust Pizza, Pasta's, Sandwiches's, …
Shopping
A family owned store serving the Aruban community since 1965, Ling & Sons IGA Super Center is the place to …
Restaurant
Italian Food has, arguably, never been experienced at it’s best until you visit La Trattoria el Faro Blanco Restaura …
Tue 01/16/07 (day 4) - Palm Beach, Oranjestad
Thing to Do
An essential part of the visit to all the farms is the famous “guided tour”. Visitors are shown the evolutionary cyc …
Restaurant
For eight years running, Iguana Joe's has been Aruba's most popular and critically acclaimed Caribbean …
Thing to Do
Situated next to the central bus station in Oranjestad.
Visit this collection of approximately 40,000 historic …
Thing to Do
The oldest building in the country, this Dutch fortress now houses the Historical Museum of Aruba, where Caiquetio …
Wed 01/17/07 (day 5) - Savaneta, Balashi, Oranjestad
Thing to Do
Hooiberg is a 165 m high (541 ft) volcanic formation on the island of Aruba. It is located almost in the center …
Restaurant
The proud owners Daniel Kameier & Frenk Graat opened the Flying Fishbone Restaurant in early 1997 and gave to Ar …
Thing to Do
Come experience the production world of Balashi Beer!
A guide will lead the tour on a special made gangway above …
Restaurant
(Written by Virtual Tourist LoriPori:
http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Caribbean_and_Central_America/Aruba …
Thu 01/18/07 (day 6) - Palm Beach, Santa Cruz
Thing to Do
The Marriott in Palm Beach, Aruba maintains what they call an "Iguana Habitat." Basically, they keep …
Thing to Do
Get ready for a close and personal encounter with huge, prehestoric birds! The Aruba Ostrich Farm invites you …
Thing to Do
The Government of Aruba has dedicated approximately 18 percent of the island to this national park. It has many …
Restaurant
This family owned fast food restaurant serves home cooked Arubian meals at affordable prices. Specialties include …
Restaurant
A modern environment, lots of great food, and traditional Brazilian steakhouse... what more could you want from …
Fri 01/19/07 (day 7) - Oranjestad
Shopping
A large grocery store that includes a housewares section. Not as fancy or polished as Ling & Sons, but the …
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For me it is a long time ago that I have visit my island (10 years ago)
There are many great restaurants on the island. It's safe and easy to travel around, so it's not really necessary to go all inclusive. We specifically chose a place with a kitchenette, so we never considered going all inclusive. My husband and I enjoyed driving and seeing the different parts of the island. But, I suppose the decision of whether or not to go all inclusive depends on your style of vacationing. I realize some people really like simply staying at the hotel the whole week, reading books, hanging out at the beach, taking part in a hotel's planned activities or whatever. I'm sure someplace like the Divi Aruba All Inclusive is a fine place to stay.
oberlin60: Thanks for your comment! Aruba certainly is a beautiful country. I wish you the best of luck for getting to visit again.