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Explore the reefs There are plenty of gorgeous reefs to explore in the waters surrounding Aruba. You can find plenty of excellent coral formations and tropical fish along the sheltered southern and western coasts. Dives like Arashi and Harbour Reef offer plenty of scenery and depths ranging from 20 to 40 feet. Experienced divers will definitely want to explore the Natural Bridge, a sprawling coral formations at depths approaching 100 feet. Also the Lago Reef are popular, it is one of the deepest...

Wreck diving With several ships submerged off the coast of the island, scuba divers and snorkelers can admire the diversity of the Caribbean’s aquatic life while exploring sunken vessels. The video shows dives at the SS Antilla and the SS Pedernales The Antilla A German freighter sunk at the end of WW II is known as the “ghost ship”, the wreck is the most popular dive in Aruba and it is also the largest wreck in the Caribbean. The wreck lies 60 feet...

Traveladvisor in Aruba: Are you going on a vacation you can get lots of free and professional help, traveladvice and information from the National Tourism Organisation. Discover the country and the cities getting the most out of your vacation with the professional help from the people who knows their country and their culture the best. Aruba Tourism Authority WEBSITE FACEBOOK TWITTER YOUTUBE FLICKR INSTAGRAM GOOGLE+ PINTEREST VIMEO About Aruba Aruba is a member of the ABC islands in the Caribbean. It is located far south, making it lie outside the hurricane belt. This...

Druif Beach With a spectacular stretch of sugar white sand, calm turquoise waters and a location close to the lively town of Oranjestad, there’s plenty of sun, sea and sand to be had on a vacation to Druif Beach in Aruba. Spend laidback mornings unwinding on the sun-soaked coastline, indulge in afternoon cocktails in the seafront bars, and relish evenings in high-quality restaurants enjoying delicious island cuisine before trying your luck in the Seaport Casino. There’s also plenty to do with the...

Each December in the ABC Islands – Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao – locals and tourists celebrate the traditional Dutch holiday known as Saint Nicholas Day. Throughout the weeks leading up to the feast day on December 5, Sinterklaas – the Dutch precursor to the American Santa Claus – makes appearances throughout the islands and distributes gifts. Much like the Christmas season in America, the weeks surrounding Saint Nicholas Day are a very exciting time for Curacao and her sister islands....

Non working days in Aruba 2020 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Aruba year 2020. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Non working days in Aruba 2019 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Aruba year 2019. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Non working days in Aruba 2018 National holidays / Observances / Non working days in Aruba year 2018. Here you can see a listing of the national holidays / observances / non working days for the year listed in easy overview. The list is sortable using the sorting option in the top of the table. The table has a search field if you would like to search a specifik day or holiday type. Please note the listed days for the year...

Aruba Public Holidays See the calendars for national Aruba holidays year by year. Find and just click on the year you for which you need more information about Aruba holidays, and the calendar for the year will open. When is the non working days for the year. Public / national days, see the calendar for the country here. More information about Aruba If you are looking for gambling and fun in the sun, then off to, Aruba. The weather is not the only excitement people...

Oranjestad Travel Wiki Travel to Oranjestad Sometimes called Playa, Oranjestad, Aruba is located on the western end of the island and provides immediate access to some of the best beaches that are available. Built around Fort Zoutan in the 18th century, the town originally didn’t even have a name. It was simply a place where horses were bred, raised, and exported. In Oranjestad, you’ll be able to engage your retail therapy needs before you enjoy some time in the sun. Along the...