Aruba Travel Guide

We have visited the island twice and went to se the natural bridge each time .. you can walk across it and there are facilities there but they charge to use the bathroom. You might have to wait a bit to get a pic of just you or without anyone on it. the last time we were there was 2012. I hear one of the natural bridges collapsed but we didn't find...

We ate at Yanti Cafe & Restaurant one lunchtime during our stay in Aruba in May 2015. This no-frills budget restaurant, specialising in Surinamese and Indonesian cuisine, is located just a short walk north of Oranjestad's central bus station and cruise ship terminal. The interior was pretty basic; bare wooden tables and functional chairs. One of...

is a small Catholic chapel also known as "Pilgrims Church" that stands on the hills above the north shore of the sea and to the northeast of the town of Noord, on the island of Aruba. Each time we visit the island we take a day to go explore. It's a small island and the street signs .. well it's not like driving back home. They don't really go by...

Best meal in Aruba ... the atmosphere was sophicated and romantic. The lobster and steak were great. Nice wine section. Easy waking distance from the Occidental resort. hope its still there when we go back

My husband & I took a morning walk to the Butterfly Farm. We were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed the tour! Therwin, our tour guide, was very informative & friendly. He seemed to love his job. We saw the life cycle of the butterflies & learned a few things. The butterflies were absolutely beautiful. The cost was a bit more than I...

We ate lunch at Dushi Bagels and Burgers & Burgers one afternoon during our stay in Aruba in May 2015. This restaurant is located on a terrace in front of the Playa Linda Beach Resort, overlooking the main road running through the heart of Palm Beach. It was established in 2000 by a family who moved to Aruba from Argentina and who continue to run...