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How to get to Aruba and where to stay?

Attractions and Landmarks

The butterfly farm is a breathtaking natural attraction in Aruba where visitors can go and be up close with some of the world’s most exotic butterflies. Hundreds of butterflies each with a unique pattern and colour just makes for a remarkable sight. 

At De Palm Island you have the chance to go snorkelling along the Caribbean coral reef, or play volleyball on the beach. There are also restaurants, activities, and bars around to relax or have fun. 

In the 1400 and 1500’s, gold miners searched the Caribbean hoping to get lucky. The Bushiribana gold mill is an area that you can go visit to check out the historical ruins left behind during the gold rush.

If you are one for sight-seeing views across Aruba, then the California Lighthouse will suit you. It is a 15-minute travel up to the top, but you are able to get a northern view of the coastline and the city.

One the oldest buildings in Aruba is the Fort Zoutman Historical Museum. You may view the cultural pieces on display to show off Aruba history.

If you’re new around, you can get a free trolley around Oranjestad. This trolley will go to all the famous landmarks and hotspots around the area. Next to the California Lighthouse, you can visit the California sand dunes. These rolling, white dunes span wide and offer a peaceful atmosphere when you visit. The beaches are also free. The beaches are unlike other coasts, the beaches in Aruba have soft white sand that is just beautiful. The rock formations among Aruba are rigid and stunning. Ayo and Casibari rock formations are popular ones if you want to learn about the geological structure.

Must try: Full-Day Island Jeep Safari Tour or Sailing Trip with Snorkelling and Open Bar

Entertainment and Food

Casinos in Aruba are known to be exquisite and full of culture. You may play a native Aruba game, Caribbean Stud Poker. Aruba’s Wind Creek Crystal Casino is a popular spot for those looking for a night out. Wind Creek Crystal Casino offers visitors a free $10 cash card that can be used on machines, so you can enjoy the thrill without risks.

The Bon Bini Festival in Aruba is a perfect event for tourists because it tells you so much about the local culture and their traditions. You will experience the dance, art, music, and food culture just by attending. It is held every Tuesday, so you can’t miss it.

For high prices dining, Fred Restaurant is a delicious international seafood restaurant that is run by chef Fred. This place is famed and loved locally, so it is a local hotspot. For local cuisine, Taste My Aruba is a Caribbean seafood place located in Oranjestad, and offers vegan and gluten free meal options. Taste My Aruba is only $5-$40, so it’s a budget friendly way to taste the local cooking.

Eduardo’s Beach Shack is a small, healthy food location located right on Palm-Eagle Beach. There are healthy breakfast options such as gluten-free waffles, smoothies, and yogurt bowls. Aruba has an extensive local food selection from fine dining, shacks, to moderate seafood restaurants.

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Before you travel

Don’t forget to take a sensible mixture of cash and debit or credit cards with you, to make sure you can always get local currency when you need it. And make sure you have travel and health insurance. It is more important than ever to get the best and the most suitable for you cover – read more about travel cover and health insurance here.

If you’re planning to travel outside the UK, you may need to be vaccinated against some of the serious diseases found in other parts of the world. NHS advises to see your GP or a private travel clinic at least 8 weeks before you’re due to travel. Some vaccines need to be given well in advance to allow your body to develop immunity.

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