Calling Adventure Seekers! The Most Unique Aruba Activities You Must Experience

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Are you looking for unique things to do in Aruba that you’ve probably never thought of doing before? Here’s a list of unique activities in Aruba for you, and your family.

Unique Things To Do in Aruba

The list consist of three categories from beach, air and land activities. It has both low impact energy activity and adventure for thrill seekers.

You might of never heard from these activities before (that’s the point), and some you’ve never gotten the chance to do it before, but totally should.

Go Horseback Riding At Wariruri Beach

Guided horseback ride alongside Aruba’s scenic coastlines towards Wariruri Beach.

Wariruri is a secluded beach surrounded by a natural coastline cove.

It’s known among locals and visitors for hiking and surfing. Wariruri Beach is one of the hidden gems of beaches on the island, a must visit while on Aruba.

At wariruri beach you get a chance to take in the scenic views and make some memorable pictures.

Enjoy the freedom of riding a horse in the Caribbean.

Go horseback riding on the country side of the island towards one of Aruba’s hidden gem – Wariruri Beach.

Tours start at $105.00

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Horseback Tour Details & Pricing

You can easily book this horseback riding tours directly with us.

The tour is offered during the morning or in the afternoon.

Here’s some details and pricing for horseback riding tours to Wariruri beach.

Prices start at $105.00 per person.
Private tour guide included in price.
Confirmation email with be sent by email after your booking.
Guests exceeding weight limit of 250 pounds are not allowed to ride.
Quick lesson on riding horses included.
Transportation included: you will be informed about pick up time and location after you confirm your booking.
Activity Provider: La Ponderosa Ranch

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Hike To Natural Pool (Swim & Snorkel) + Lunch at Palm Beach!

Are you into hiking and exploring the island in an unique way?

This tour starts at Aruba’s national park (Arikok) where you will start your hiking tour alongside a countryside trail towards one of the most popular attractions on the island, the Natural Pool!

Arikok hiking tour is perfect for adventure seekers who want to discover the park in a unique way.

You can snorkel and swim here at this famous rock formation pool.

After the hiking session, you will refuel your body with a delicious lunch at, Ricardo’s, one of the best restaurants on Palm Beach (lunch included in the tour price).

Book Now – $175.00

Jumping into the natural pool

Natural Pool Hiking Tour Price & Details

Here’s a list of important details and price for hiking tours to Natural pool.

The Tour includes:

Experienced tour guide
Private Tour
Fruits & Water on the way
Snorkeling gear
Entree to the Arikok National Park
Half-day Tour Exploring nature
Visit seven sightseeing spots
Visit coast to coast or Aruba
Luxury lunch at Ricardo’s restaurant ocean Front at Eagle Beach

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The Natural Pool.

Do you want to explore Aruba’s National Park Arikok on a hiking tour see the popular natural pool?

Arikok hiking tour is perfect for adventure seekers who want to discover the park in a unique way.

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Guided Local & Private Tour Around Aruba

There’s a lot to do in Aruba and one smart move is to go with a tour that highlights all the iconic spots on the island.

With a local guided and private tour, you will enjoy the privacy of enjoying the island with your family.

This is a half day tour that includes stops at:

Butterfly Farm
California Lighthouse
Feed turtles while you swim and snorkel at Mangel Halto
Visit the donkey sanctuary
And you can request iconic spots that interest you to visit.
Price starts at $125.00

Explore Aruba with the help of a local tour guide. Visit all the iconic spots on the island, including snorkeling and swimming. Or request to add some point of interest of your liking. This tour is perfect for families and groups looking to explore Aruba.

Price – $125.00

More Details Here

Details Local Guided Tours in Aruba

Here are the stops this tour includes.

Butterfly Farm
Family picture at the Tower
Let’s feed the turtles
Donkey Sanctuary
Mangel Halto Beach (Swimming & Snorkeling)

Book Your Private Tour Now – $125.00

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April 23, 2018/by Jorge

How The Old Bushiri Hotel Became A New Public Beach To Explore in Aruba

Beaches

There’s a new beach to explore in Oranjestad. It’s a beautiful bay called “bushiri beach Aruba”, a wide space that was created after an abandoned hotel was dismantled.

Keep on reading to find out more about the history of this old hotel, and the before and after of bushiri beach in Aruba.

History of Bushiri Beach Aruba Resort

Bushiri Beach Resort opened its doors over 36 years ago, and was the first and only all inclusive resort in Aruba.

It was a beautiful beachfront resort featuring 155 rooms, swimming pools, jacuzzi’s, fitness center, two bars and a popular restaurant at that time called Tabasco!

This is how bushiri beach resort looked in its glory days…

The first all inclusive resort in Aruba.

Bushiri Beach Resort was also a hotel trade school that offered many students in-house, on the job training, for the hospitality industry and culinary arts.

It was one of the most vibrant resorts on the island back then, unfortunately, the resort closed its doors.

Since then it stood there, for years, falling apart day by day…

The old resort, fully deteriorated.

Bring Down The Building

Bushiri Beach Resort stood there for over a decade and became an abandoned building. It wasn’t a nice site to see when driving on Lloyd G. Smith Boulevard.

There were plenty of plans to invest money to renovate, and create a new hotel, malls and other commercial buildings. But none of these projects were realized.

The island government approved the dismantlement of Bushiri Beach Resort in 2016.

As of 2017 demolition works started, and a nice stretch of beach was being slowly revealed…

The dismantlement of Bushiri Resort was a historical moment.

It took several months to completely bring down the resort.

Some of the materials from the deteriorated building were salvaged and will be recycled and re-purposed.

Explore The New Bushiri Beach

The clean up was well worth it, because there’s a new view to enjoy, pure blue ocean and miles of white sand.

Direct access was created to this bay since the hotel was removed.

It’s a wide open space, perfect to watch the sunset at the end of the day, or get a glimpse of cruise ships making their way to the port in the morning.

Local fishermen are also known to fish on this beach.

Here’s a view of bushiri beach…

This is just beautiful, don’t you agree?

Bushiri beach looks beautiful, but what will it become in the future?

The intention was to create a beach for cruise passengers, but it’s not suitable for swimming yet.

Until the beach gets developed for swimming, it remains a beautiful site to admire when taking longs walks on the beach near Oranjestad.

Other Beaches Close To Oranjestad

There’s plenty of beaches to swim or snorkel close to the cruise port in Oranjestad.

About ½ mile from the cruise port lies a beautiful strip of beach called Surfside.

It’s a quiet beach, perfect if you’re seeking relaxation or fun things to do.

You can also walk, or take public transportation towards druif beach, manchebo beach, eagle beach or palm beach.

Here’s a view of eagle beach…

Miles of beach sands…

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February 21, 2018/by Jorge

Free Art Workshop During Experience San Nicolas World Animal Day

Activities

There’s an event that both locals and visitors should attend – Experience San Nicolas World Animal Day.

If you’re on the island, consider adding this to your to do list.

Experience San Nicolas World Animal Day

There’s going to be different happenings in the main streets of San Nicolas dedicated to animal day which is on October 4, 2017 (but celebrated this Sunday by Cosecha).

All events will take place on October 1, 2017 in the main streets of San Nicolas from 10:00 AM to 14:00 PM.

If you want to know what exactly is going to take place during experience San Nicolas world animal day, please read further….

Museum of Industry

The museum of industry is located inside a iconic water tower. Inside the museum of industry, a guide will tell you the remarkable story of the industrial development on Aruba during the last two centuries in San Nicolas.

You can also take part in the anniversary challenge at the museum of industry.

The anniversary challenge is a set of 5 questions related to San Nicolas in which you can win weekend stays and other interesting prizes during the day.

Entrance is 2 for 1 and it’s open from 10:00 AM to 14:00 PM.

Community Museum

Enter the community museum and see all the antiquities and old artifacts that will take you through a passage in time of San Nicolas.

The community museum is located adjacent to the central bus station (in San Nicolas) and is also open from 10:00 AM to 14:00 PM.

Visit the community museum to get a glimpse of the lifestyle back in the days.

Entrance at the community museum is also 2 for 1.

Cosecha Art Gallery

Cosecha is offering a free workshop by local artist Robert Solognier also known as “Kala” at their creative center.

During the workshop you will learn how to make a bowl out of old newspaper. The bowl is going to be turtle shaped in connection with world animal day. There’s also paint available for you to color your bowl the way you like it.

Cosecha will be open for the workshop from 11:00 AM to 15:00 PM.

Learn how to make this colorful paper bowl…

Other Things To Do At Experience San Nicolas

There’s much more to do during experience San Nicolas….

Different stores and shops will be open that offer various deals and promotions.

For example, O’neil Caribbean Kitchen, if you want to eat local and Caribbean dishes.

The owner of O’Neil was the chef at Jamaica Mi Krazy. After they closed he decided to continue the soul food legacy on his own.

Or you can visit Joy’s, which is a buffet style restaurant that sells the food per kilo.

Other stores that are also going to be open in the main streets of San Nicolas are, El Gayo Rojo (great for refreshments and snacks) WEMA (for all your hardware supplies) and clothing department stores (Alankar, JM Enterprises and La Aruba Store).

If you’re on the island, you should take the time to visit San Nicolas to wander the streets and appreciate all the beautiful street art, restaurants and free workshop at Cosecha.

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September 29, 2017/by Jorge

7 Exciting Things You Can Do in Aruba in One Day

Activities

There are plenty of things you can do in Aruba, but many people decide to hang around the beach and pool all day long, and never really leave their resort.

If you’re also visiting the island, but don’t know what you should do for fun, other than the beach, consider one of my many “one day in Aruba” itineraries.

Things You Can Do in Aruba

Aruba is a small island, but the amount of things one can do doesn’t disappoint.

This itinerary doesn’t cover everything there is to do on the island, because you only have one day, but the following list of 7 exciting things you can do in Aruba promises, a feel for the islands landmarks, a taste of a local dish, plenty of relaxing time at a secret beach and great place to end the day!

If you’re not sure if you’re going to rent a car, think about it again, because you will need a car to visit these sites. Read more about our car rental rates here.

So what should you do, if you’re looking for things you can do in Aruba for one day?

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1. Take A Tour at The California Lighthouse

The lighthouse was closed for many years, but there’s enough reason to see the tower now, because it has been completely refurbished recently and is open for the public.

So, after breakfast, head over to the northwestern tip of the island, for a guided tour and historic explanation about the California Lighthouse (tour starts at 8:30 AM).

Take a tour of the California lighthouse.

Why should you visit the California lighthouse?

For one reason only, to soak in the best view on the island from the highest point in this area!

Important to know….

Tour starts at 8:30 AM (and takes 45 minutes to complete)
Tickets can be bought at the lighthouse for $8.00 per person
You can buy refreshments at a nearby shaved ice truck
There’s also an Italian restaurant near the lighthouse.

Click here to read more about the California Lighthouse

2. See The Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins

After seeing the spectacular backdrop at the lighthouse, make your way towards the northern coast of the island, to see the remainder of an abandoned gold mill that once processed ores during Aruba’s own gold rush in the nineteenth century.

This place is called bushiribana gold mill ruins and it’s a popular stop with the local tours, so you should see it too!

There’s still might be gold hidden around here.

Things you can do here: climb the rocks, take pictures and breathe the fresh air of Aruba’s coast.

There’s a truck right next to the gold mill ruins that sells refreshments (and they also have bathrooms you can use, for $1.00).

If you want to squeeze in another attraction, check out the natural bridge, on the same dirt road, not far from the gold mill.

3. Climb The Casibari Rock Formation

Head out from bushiribana to the city of Paradera, to climb one of Aruba’s wonders – a natural rock formation.

Walk around this beautiful park, to see the islands native flora and fauna.

The natural boulders are stacked on each other, creating the highest lookout point in Paradera.

Climb the big boulders to get a beautiful view of the island.

How did these boulders get stacked on top of each other? I don’t know, that’s the mysterious thing about this site. One things I know for sure, the view from the top of the rock formation is breathtaking.

There’s a bar, right next to the park entrance, they sell local souvenirs and refreshments. You can also use the bathroom here, if you need to.

4. Eat Fried Fish & Shrimps For Lunch

After you’ve seen some of the islands popular landmarks, it will be probably be in the middle of the day already, and if you’re like me, you’d be feeling hungry. So, what’s the best way to deal with your cravings? With one of the island’s favorite dish – fried fish!

Enjoy your basket of fried fish, shrimps and a few cold Beers.

I’m sure you’d want to eat where the locals eat, and one of the many places locals like to go is to zeerovers, located in the city Savaneta.

The menu is simple (and inexpensive), but delicious! On the list of food they serve is fresh fish, shrimps, flatbread (called pan-bati), fries, plantains and their homemade tartar sauce.

The place has a great local ambiance and is the perfect way to relax, so you can continue with the remaining activities in your itinerary.

5. Experience Peace Near Lourdes Grotto

When you’re done at zeerovers, drive to the south side of the island, to see the Lourdes grotto, one of the most religious sites in Aruba. Named in commemoration of the famous religious landmark in France, the Lourdes grotto is a unique Roman Catholic shrine built into the rocks.

There’s a statue of the virgin Mary in the rocks, and it is said to protect and bless all those who visit her.

A place to say thank you and refection.

Why should you visit the Lourdes grotto?

Because it’s a hidden gem in Aruba, so if you have the chance to see it for yourself, you should!

Many visitors (including some locals) don’t know this even exist.

Click here to read more about Lourdes grotto here.

6. Private Time At a Secluded Beach

Every itinerary needs to include some beach time, and this one features one of Aruba’s secret beaches.

Located in San Nicolas, there’s a secluded beach called Grape field. It’s perfect for undisturbed long walks, wading in the sea, or just to have a “private time” at the beach with your family.

New Things in Aruba – 8 Places You Should Visit On Your Next Trip

Aruba

If you haven’t been to Aruba for a while, you might not recognize it anymore. Because there’s a lot of new things in Aruba, especially in the downtown area and the main street.

Despite all the new things in Aruba, there’s still more developments being made around the island.

So what are new things in Aruba that are noteworthy since your last visit in Aruba? (or what should you look forward to).

What are the new places you should try for dinner? Or which new bars have live music, dancing and happy hour? Are there beaches that finally have facilities so you can change or use the bathroom?

8 New Things in Aruba You Should Look Forward To

A few years ago beach shacks were hardly to be found on the island, if you wanted a refreshment or a quick lunch, you had to buy it from the closest food truck or shave ice stand. But now all of this is changing, because beach shacks are being constructed on Aruba’s beaches.

Starting from Arashi, a public beach in the north-western part of the island, there’s a new beach shack.

It’s called Arashi Beach Shack.

This beach shack has been open for a while already. They offer refreshments and local snacks. There’s also a changing room, bathrooms and an outdoor shower.

Now you have more reasons to spend the whole day snorkeling and relaxing on Arashi….

View of the Arashi beach shack.

Two other beach shacks are being constructed near Eagle beach.

The first beach shack is on the beach strip close to MVC Beach Aruba and the second beach shack is next to Costa Linda Beach Resort.

Both of these beach shacks also offer snacks, drinks, changing rooms, bathrooms and outdoor shower.

They are not done with these two beach shacks yet, but it looks like they will be officially open very soon.

Beautiful mural from coco loco beach shack

Front view of the coco loco beach shack.

New beach shack close to MVC Aruba on Eagle Beach.

New Bars You Should Check Out

There a few bars that recently opened in Aruba, but two of them are considered to be “new things in Aruba” and are creating a lot of buzz between visitors and locals.

They have been recently opened a few months ago, which is still “new enough” to call hidden gems on the island….

The first bar you should look forward to visit is called legends pub, located right in the back of McDonald’s in the high rise area. It’s a great place to visit for live music, food, drinks and to watch your favorite sporting events on big screen tv’s….

Nice place to relax and listen to live music.

House music is becoming a lifestyle right now for many people around the world and if you enjoy good house music you should visit the new heart music bar.

Located right on the sasaki weg highway (next to Pizza Hut), it’s a walk in bar with an outdoor garden area and decks to dance.

A lot of locals go here, because it’s awesome place to hang out. The inside of the cafe has a mesmerizing design with a backyard and comfortable couches under the blue sky.

Heart music bar is not only known for their house music, but they also have a very interesting 4 hour long happy hour (7.00 – 11.00 pm). Their happy hour are 2 for 1 on drinks and $2.80 for a beer.

If you like house music, you should visit while you’re in Aruba….

Local spot for house music and drinks.

New Souvenir Shops in the Downtown Area

One of the new things you should look out for in Aruba is a beautiful little plaza near the cruise port area. It’s a small shopping center that going to display local arts and souvenirs. There’s also a terrace area where you can sit with palm trees providing shade.

This plaza is something I look forward to visiting when constructions are finalized. And if you like to buy local souvenirs or arts you should visit also on your next trip to Aruba.

New shopping area near the cruise port.

New Airport Hotel & Business Center

One of the news things in Aruba that made this list is a airport hotel & business center.

The hotel is far from done, but the developments are pretty far already.

This hotel is going to be perfect if you’re traveling and staying in Aruba for a day or two (or a few hours) and you don’t want to stay in the hotel area.

If you have some business or meetings to take care of while doing a layover in Aruba, this is going to be the place to be.

It’s going to be different to stay on other part of the island, but it’s always good to try something new….

Aruba Airport Hotel & Business Center

Steel structure for the new airport hotel.

New Places To Stay

Aruba has a lot of places to stay, from apartments and villas to big brand name resorts.

One of the developments that have been going on for a while now is a new condominium from the Azure beach residences. This condominium is located close to the Amsterdam beach manor.

It’s far from being finished, but definitely makes the list for new things in Aruba.

So if you’re interested in buying a peace of paradise, you should look into this new condo, before it sell out!

New condominium being built near Eagle beach.

If you’re going to Aruba in the coming months, plan your trip accordingly and add some of these new things in Aruba on your to do list.

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March 23, 2017/by Jorge

California Lighthouse Aruba Is Finally Open For The Public

Attractions

One of Aruba’s landmarks, a stone tower, better known as California Lighthouse Aruba, has been completely refurbished.

The watchman for ships is standing tall and proud!

Let’s look how the renewing of the lighthouse took place and what you can expect from the grand opening…

Restoration of California Lighthouse Aruba

The restoration of the California Lighthouse started in 2015 and took one year to complete. The initial idea to restore it was, because of the 100th year anniversary since it was first constructed.

The renovation of the California Lighthouse was realized by Monumentenbureau,National Restauratiefonds Netherlands and Aruba Bank.

The California Lighthouse Aruba is now considered a preserved monument.

Grand Opening of The California Lighthouse Aruba

The California lighthouse Aruba has been closed for decades.

When the doors were closed, you could only wonder as to what inside looked like. And how the view would be from the top…

But those days, are long gone. Because on 26th of August 2016 the lighthouse has been officially opened!

The California Lighthouse doors has been re-opened for the first time by the Minister of Tourism and Aruba’s Governor.

The press (and other special guests) were there to witness the grand opening.

California Lighthouse Aruba Tour

The lighthouse is now open for tours (tickets cost 8$.)

The money goes towards maintaining the lighthouse in tip top condition.

The tour includes a historical description of the California Lighthouse. And the best part of all, a climb up the stairs to the highest lookout point of the lighthouse!

You’ll have 360 degree views of Aruba’s north coastline and surroundings.

If you’re interested you can book a VIP tour for private viewing.

I experienced the lighthouse before and after its restoration. It’s worth it to see what’s new!

Are you going to make your first inaugural climb at the California Lighthouse?

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September 10, 2016/by Jorge

What To Do On A Cruise Stop In Aruba

Activities

The family cruise is planned and the kids are exited about the trip. In a few days you’ll be setting foot for the first time on the island. However, you don’t have a lot of time to explore the island, because the cruise ship is only docking for a couple of hours. You want to experience the island as much as possible, but you have no clue of what to do. So you’re wondering what to do on a cruise stop in Aruba?

Here are some tips to make your cruise stop on Aruba an ever lasting memory.

Explore the picturesque downtown buildings

Take a walk in the downtown area and notice all the colorful buildings that boasts some of the most beautiful dutch colonial architecture. They’re eye catching and a must see for architecture fans. Buildings featuring dutch designs are Royal Plaza, Town Hall, Census Building, Willem III Tower, Plaza Daniel Leo, Archaeological Museum, Ecury House and the Aruban Courthouse.

Shop till you drop

The downtown area of Aruba has a mile long stretch of shops. It’s literally a shoppers paradise. The main-street is filled with local shops, famous boutiques and jewelry stores. You can buy just about anything your heart desires. From souvenirs to bring back home to luxury items only found on the island. Stores open from Monday to Saturday (8:00 AM-6:00 PM).

Look for souvenirs at the flea market

The wharf-side flea market is a great place to get a taste and feel of Aruban culture. Here you can find hand made souvenirs crafted by locals. Whether you’re looking for artworks, t-shirts, slippers, hats or mugs from Aruba – you’ll find it all. Farmers usually bring fresh fruits to sell. And fisherman bring their catch of the day. If the kids are thirsty you can buy a some refreshing coconut water from a nearby shack.

Bring some single dollars, because they only accept cash.

Go fishing

Is your family adventurous? Then rent a charter boat for some fishing fun at the Renaissance Marina. The Renaissance Marina is a walking distance from the cruise port.You can choose between bottom fishing and Mahi-Mahi fishing just to name a few options. You might just hook a big fish.

Visit the I love Aruba sign

Aruba started a movement with the I Love Aruba sign. Now, every other island in the Caribbean has their own sign, but Aruba’s sign is the most popular one in the Caribbean. The sign is about a 10 minute walk from the cruise port (in front of Renaissance Marina).

Get the whole family in front of the sign and take a picture.

Take a dip by surf-side beach

Feeling like taking the kids for a dip in Caribbean waters? You can do so at surf-side beach. It’s a quiet family beach next to the highway between the airport and downtown area. You can walk it from the cruise port. Walking to this beach is also a nice treat, because you can walk next to the sea shore where the waves just keep kissing your feet as they come and go.

It’s a perfect spot to relax under a tree, watch the kids play and take a dip.

Still wondering what to do on a cruise stop in Aruba?

There are many activities around the island. However, visiting these places of interest requires you to rent a car, take a taxi or use public transportation. We always advise a family to rent a car, even if it’s for a few hours. Because it’s less stressful than public transportation. And more handy and cheaper than taking a taxi.

With that said here’s some extra options for what to do on a cruise stop in Aruba.

Island Excursion

If you’re family wants to see the rugged part of Aruba, than a tour around the island is the best way to do it. In front of the cruise port you will find different tour bus companies that offer island expeditions. Let them guide you around the country side to explore Aruba’s desert like nature and wildlife.

They’ll bring you back to the cruise port after the tour before boarding time.

Beach Hopping

Pack your backpacks with bathing suits, towels, sunblock, snacks and plenty of water. Visit the sun-kissed beaches on the island and find out for yourself why Aruba’s beaches make the top 10 list every year. Visit Eagle Beach and Palm Beach to experience the most popular stretches of beaches on the island. For more secluded beaches visit Malmok, Arashi and Mangel Halto.

This concluded our list of what to do on a cruise stop in Aruba.

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May 6, 2016/by Jorge

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Book Your Natural Hiking Tour

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Bring Down The Building

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Museum of Industry

Community Museum

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Other Things To Do At Experience San Nicolas

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Things You Can Do in Aruba

1. Take A Tour at The California Lighthouse

2. See The Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins

3. Climb The Casibari Rock Formation

4. Eat Fried Fish & Shrimps For Lunch

5. Experience Peace Near Lourdes Grotto

8 New Things in Aruba You Should Look Forward To

New Bars You Should Check Out

New Souvenir Shops in the Downtown Area

New Airport Hotel & Business Center

New Places To Stay

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Restoration of California Lighthouse Aruba

Grand Opening of The California Lighthouse Aruba

Explore the picturesque downtown buildings

Shop till you drop

Look for souvenirs at the flea market

Go fishing

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Take a dip by surf-side beach

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