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ABC islands (Lesser Antilles)

The ABC islands are the three western-most islands of the Leeward Antilles in the Caribbean Sea that lie north of Falcón State, Venezuela. From west to east they are, in order Aruba, Curaçao, and Bonaire. All three islands are part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, although they remain outside the European Union.
The Caribbean islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao are the three western-most islands of the Leeward Antilles in the South Caribbean off the coast of Venezuela. They are collectively known as the ABC islands. Their shared Dutch colonial history and West Indian heritage, plus their fortuitous location outside of the tropical hurricane belt, make these islands a coveted playground for snowbirds, sun seekers, avid windsurfers and scuba divers. The islands have varied terrain, pristine beaches, coral reefs and an off-the-beaten-path vibe that attract low-key globetrotters.
Aruba is approximately 15 miles off the coast of Venezuela, Curaçao is about 40 miles north of Venezuela, and Bonaire is 50 miles away from Venezuela. Aruba is the western most island, Curaçao is located about 50 miles east of Aruba, and Bonaire is another 30 miles east of Curaçao. Aruba and Bonaire both are about a 20 minute flight from Curaçao, 30 minutes from Caracas, and 2 1/2 hours from Miami.

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach is famous for its Pristine white sands, Fofoti trees, Nesting Sea Turtles, and extreme water sports. Eagle Beach is a best beach in the world award winner.
Eagle Beach (or Arend Beach) is a beach and neighborhood of Oranjestad, Aruba. The neighborhood is famous for its many low-rise resorts and wide public beach. It has soft white sand and has been rated one of the best beaches in the world. Another of Aruba's most popular beaches is Baby Beach.
Eagle Beach is often referred to as Aruba's low-rise hotel area. It's lined with smaller boutique and time-share resorts. Eagle Beach is considered one of the best beaches in the Caribbean; the white-sand carpet here seems to stretch on forever.

Arikok National Park

Our commitment to nature preservation is huge! Nearly 20% of Aruba is a designated National Park and home to a long list of animal species and plant life. The Arikok National Park is Aruba's national treasure; we protect everything in it and so can you, just by visiting.
Arikok National Park feels like a world removed from the white-sand beaches and glitzy hotels of Aruba's most popular coast, but it is here, in this rugged natural playground, where you may find the most bliss.

California Lighthouse

The California Lighthouse is a lighthouse located at Hudishibana near Arashi Beach on the northwest tip of Aruba.
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Aruba Natural Bridge

Aruba's stunning geological formation where years of erosion from the sea has carved its way through coral rock forming a 100 foot bridge, 25 feet over the sea, which is the largest of its kind in the Caribbean. The Aruba Natural Bridge was a tourist attraction in Aruba that was formed naturally out of coral limestone.
For thousands of years, pounding waves and strong winds have slowly chiseled away at the limestone cliffs along Aruba's north coast to create several natural bridges.
Aruba's Natural Bridge was created from the strength of the ocean carving through thick coral limestone over the course of thousands of years until an opening was created.
The combination of strong winds and big waves, crashing against limestone rocks on the north coast formed a natural bridge in Aruba. The Aruba natural bridge was one of the largest in the world.

Alto Vista Chapel

Alto Vista Chapel 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, 27 km north of the coast of Venezuela.
The Chapel of Alto Vista which means highest view is one of Aruba's most precious landmarks. Because of its high elevation and location, the Alto Vista Church is the pew for both the sunrise and the sunset exuding tranquility on its dramatic setting above the sea.

Baby Beach, Aruba

Baby Beach is a shallow, sheltered man-made lagoon located near Mangle Cora in Seroe Colorado, on the southeast end of the island of Aruba. It is frequented by locals and tourists. Is a beautiful place!
Aruba has the remedy for the overhyped, overcrowded sprawl you might be experiencing along Eagle or Palm beaches. Take a trip southeast to San Nicolas and Baby Beach, a popular shore for Arubans due to its shallow waters and easy waves.

Arashi, Aruba

One of the northernmost beaches on the island, Arashi Beach is a somewhat secluded spot popular with serious divers and sunbathers alike. Arashi is also ideal for those looking to swim and snorkel due to its soft sandy bottom and generally calm surf.
Aruba Arashi Beach - Powder soft white sand, with some pebbles and stones, and superb swimming / snorkeling in peacefull water. No facilities, but beach huts offer shade. Accessible by car (there's plenty of parking), taxi, or a 10 minute walk from the last bus stop on Malmok.

Palm Island, Aruba

Welcome to De Palm Island, an all inclusive island, including snorkel adventures, activities, an all you can eat buffet and open bar, and it's own waterpark.
Your All-Inclusive Day at De Palm Island.
De Palm Island is Aruba's only all-inclusive destination at an affordable all-inclusive price. Whether you are a family looking for a day of fun and adventure together or a couple seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the busy beach area for some relaxation and pampering, this island offers something for everyone!

Fort Zoutman

The Fort Zoutman Historical Museum is where many of our guests get their first exposures to Aruba’s past.
Fort Zoutman is a military fortification at Oranjestad, Aruba. Built in 1798 by the Dutch army, it is the oldest structure on the island of Aruba. The Willem III Tower was added to the west side of the fort in 1868. The fort and tower were restored and re-opened in 1983 as the Historical Museum of Aruba.
Aruba Fort Zoutman And Willem III Tower - This rock formation is are clusters of huge tonalite rocks sit together in an area just north of Hooiberg. This rock formation, unique to the more typical features of the area, inexplicably rises up from the desert soil to create an unusual setting.

Jolly Pirates

Offering Sail, Snorkel, Swim and Swing, Sunset and dinner Cruises along the coast of Aruba.
Tours from Jolly Pirates Cruises tend to sell out - travelers recommend booking in advance!
 Aruba's most popular Snorkel and Sunset Cruises are aboard the Teak Schooners, Jolly Pirates.
Ahoy Mateys! Aruba's Most Requested Snorkel and Sunset Sails are offered daily aboard the Impressive Jolly Pirates Teak Schooners.
Set sail aboard the Jolly Pirate in the clear waters of Aruba and you can look forward to a day of snorkeling, swimming, swinging, and sipping endless rounds of Pirate's Poison. For a mere $57 per person, you can don your mask and ogle fish at three snorkel sites—including a World War II shipwreck.

Antilla Shipwreck

SS Antilla was a Hamburg America Line (HAPAG) cargo ship that was launched in 1939 and scuttled in 1940. Antilla was built for trade between Germany and the Caribbean, and was named accordingly. Antilla is a city in Holguín Province in eastern Cuba.
Antilla SS was a German cargo steamer of 4,363 tons built in 1939 by Deuitsche Werft, Finkenwarder for the Hamburg-Amerika Linie, Hamburg. On the 11th May 1940 she was scuttled off Aruba. The Antilla is World War II shipwreck off the coast of Aruba that is a popular snorkeling and scuba diving destination.

Casibari Rock Formations

Casibari Rock Formation. This rock formation is are clusters of huge tonalite rocks sit together in an area just north of Hooiberg. This rock formation, unique to the more typical features of the area, inexplicably rises up from the desert soil to create an unusual setting.
Two ancient rock formations (Ayo and Casibari), which were created as a result of a collision of tectonic plates, are an easy drive from Oranjestad. Although you can explore these landmarks on your own, navigating Aruba's roads is always a challenge, which is why so many people choose an organised tour of the area.

De Palm Island

Welcome to De Palm Island, an all inclusive island, including snorkel adventures, activities, an all you can eat buffet and open bar, and it's own waterpark.
De Palm Island is Aruba's only all-inclusive destination at an affordable all-inclusive price. Whether you are a family looking for a day of fun and adventure together or a couple seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of the busy beach area for some relaxation and pampering, this island offers something for everyone!
De Palm Island is a small island off of the western coast of Aruba that attracts people from the main island looking for a new experience. In addition to hosting an array of outdoor activities including swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving and beach volleyball, De Palm Island also offers several options for those seeking rest

Boca Catalina (Noord)

 Boca Catalina in Aruba is a small, secluded bay in the Malmok Beach area. The white sandy beach is accessible by steps and ample parking space is available alongside the main road.
The crystal clear and calm waters make this the perfect location for a private swim and snorkeling in Aruba. Boca Catalina is a popular beach and attracts a fun mix of local families and tourists, especially during weekends.
One of the nicest beaches in all of Aruba, here you'll find unspoiled white sand beaches and calm, placid waters. Postcard-worthy scenes and miles of white sand make for pleasant sunbathing, while free access to public parasols means that you have available shade should you want it.

Malmok Beach

Malmok Beach in Aruba is a narrow sandy stretch that interrupts the limestone and rocky terrace along Malmok's coast . Its shallow clear Caribbean waters make it a popular snorkeling spot in Aruba. Here catamarans and sailboats stop for a daytime snorkeling stop just off the shoreline.
Of all the spots in northern Aruba, snorkeling Malmok Beach is our last choice. You'll likely see fish, but little else and it's crowded.
Although this beach is not very frequently visited by regular beach enthusiasts who just want to spend a day sipping cocktails in the sun, it is a very popular spot where some of the best snorkeling in Aruba is within reach right off the beach.

Hooiberg

Hooiberg is a 165 m (541 ft) high volcanic formation on the island of Aruba. It is located almost in the center of the island and can be seen from virtually anywhere on the island. The Dutch word hooiberg, literally translates into haystack in English, as the landform is said to resemble a stack of hay.
Hooiberg. De Hooiberg is een heuvel van 167 meter hoog, die vanuit ieder punt op Aruba te zien is. Anders dan de naam doet vermoeden, heeft de Hooiberg helemaal niets met hooi te maken. De Hooiberg bestaat namelijk uit keihard gesteente, hooiberggiet genaamd.

Ayo Rock Formations

Ayo Rock Formations are monolithic rock boulders located on the island of Aruba in the Caribbean. They are located near Ayo village, about 3.2 km from the natural bridge towards Casibari. Casibari Boulders are about 3.2 km inland between Natural Bridge (now defunct) and Oranjestad, the capital of Aruba, west of Boca.
Aruba Ayo Rock Formations - Towering stone boulders, placed in such close proximity and in unusual designs, combined with the tranquil environment of Ayo, create a sense of awe and an understanding of why the area was once considered a sacred site by the island's original inhabitants (the Arawak Indians).

Natural Pool Aruba

he second way to get to Natural Pool is to drive to Daimari Beach and hike to the Pool from here.
Natural Pool Safari. If you are looking for a quick get-away from the busy areas and can't wait to be mesmerized by some serious scenery of Aruba's jaw-dropping coastline, our half day, four hour Natural Pool Safari is designed for you.

Druif Beach

Druif Beach is a promontory on the island of Aruba, located on the west coast of the island.
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Mangel Halto

Mangel Halto Beach in Aruba is located in Pos Chiquito on the southeast coast just south of the Spanish Lagoon. This Caribbean beach is a perfect sunning and snorkeling spot in Aruba with calm, shallow waters rich in sea life supported by an intriguing network of mangroves.
Mangel Halto Beach in Aruba is a secluded Caribbean beach area perfect for picnics with white powdery sand and huts for shade. Mangel Halto Beach serves as an excellent shore diving site in Aruba. It is possible to walk out to the edge of the reef to behold such fish as parrot fish, yellowtail snapper, sergeant majors and blue tangs as well as deep water gorgonians, sponges and anemones. The reef plunges to depths of 110’ where octopi, morays and barracuda abound.

National Archaeological Museum Aruba

The National Archaeological Museum Aruba is an archaeological museum in the city of Oranjestad in Aruba. The collections covers from 2500 BCE to the 19th century. In 1981, the Archaeological Museum of Aruba was opened.
The National Archaeological Museum of Aruba provides a glimpse into life on Aruba prior to the arrival of Europeans. The exhibits trace thousands of years' worth of history through a collection of more than 10,000 objects.

Alhambra Casino

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Alhambra Casino is in Oranjestad, Aruba and is open daily 10am-4am (slots), table games 6pm-4am. The casino's 12000 square foot gaming space features 450 gaming machines and sixteen table games. The property has one restaurant and five hotels.

Bubali Bird Sanctuary

Bubali Bird Sanctuary Attractions in Aruba: Read reviews written by 10Best experts and explore user ratings. Bubali Bird Sanctuary - a former wastewater treatment facility - is a vast wetland with rich ecosystems that nurture a great variety of resident and migratory bird species.

Aloe Museum

The Aloe Museum is a museum in Aruba. A tour of the museum and factory provides insight into the Aruba aloe production process, along with the 160-year history of aloe cultivation in Aruba. See also[edit]. List of museums in Aruba.

Aruba Ostrich Farm

Aruba Ostrich Farm welcomes guests to their African Art Shop, or simply relax in the shade of our sprawling Savanna Lodge Bar and Aruba Restaurant and sample a delicious ostrich meat dish.
Visit the Aruba Ostrich Farm with over 80 animals in residence. Red Sail Sports will make sure your Ostrich encounter is unforgettable.

Seabob Aruba

Welcome to SEABOB Aruba. Allow me to introduce you to a new level of underwater scooters, (called SEABOB). The SEABOB is the world's most technically advanced and powerful underwater scooter. It is your personal submarine that allows you to move gracefully like a dolphin

Andicuri Beach

It's a body-boarders delight (and the site of the occasional competition) and a great escape from the crowds. Situated on the Island's windward coast, just south of the collapsed Natural Bridge, dramatic bluffs flank a sandy cove area, leaving beachgoers in a world of their own. If you make the journey to Andicuri.
About Andicuri Beach. Andicuri Beach is definitely one of the most beautiful beaches on the east coast of Aruba. It is known for its tranquility, its beautiful landscape (the beach is surrounded by limestone coast with ledges that offer shade) and the very clear water that is always moving because of the constant

Mi Dushi: Aruba Snorkeling, Sailing and Sunset Tours

Mi Dushi has been sailing in Aruba for more than 30 years. The catamaran has 4 outdoor decks, 53ft long and can easily accommodate large groups up to 60 guests. It is also adaptable for small private parties. For its design offers comfortable and spacious areas for walking and large outdoors areas to relax and enjoy.
Mi Dushi has been sailing in Aruba for more than 30 years. Join us for our morning tour, sunset cruise or afternoon tour.

Hadicurari Beach

Hadicurari Beach in Aruba also known as Fisherman's Huts, is a rocky strip out past the Marriott Aruba Resort, where windsurfers slice the water and the aeronautics of colorful kite-surf crescents punctuate the horizon. Once home to the island's fishermen, it is a popular spot in Aruba for surfing enthusiasts and the venue.
Hadicurari Beach's strong winds beckon to windsurfers and kiteboarders. You'll know you're at the right place when you see beach shacks dotting a pebbly coastline; the beach here is nicknamed.
About Hadicurari Beach. Hadicurari Beach is located between Malmok Beach to the north and Palm Beach to the south and lies at the north-western side of the island. It can be easily reached by car, taxi or public transport. It measures about 300 meters and it ends to the south where the beach of the Ritz-Carlton Aruba

Boca Grandi

Located on the eastern side of Aruba's southern tip, Boca Grandi offers a long stretch of white sandy Aruba Beach, steady trade winds and challenging waves making this a Caribbean Beach paradise for advanced kitesurfers and enthused spectators. The current is strong here; therefore swimming is strongly discouraged.
Aruba Kitesurf Guide brings you Boca Grandi, the second most visited kitesurfspot on the island. This is a 500 meter long bay with onshore wind. When here and looking out towards the left there is also a mile long stretch of flatwater section along the shoreline.

Bushiribana Gold Smelter

Not many people know that Aruba had its very own version of the Gold Rush. For much of the 19th century the precious metal was mined on the island mainly with the aid of dynamite. An English company built a gold smelter at Bushiribana

Palm Beach Plaza

The biggest cinema screens in Aruba with latest technology. Palm Beach Plaza Mall offers 15000 square meters of fun shopping, bowling, a spa, movie theatre, and multiple fine dining restaurants and bars.Palm Beach Plaza is Aruba’s largest shopping mall and centrally located right in the heart of Palm Beach’s high rise hotels. Palm Beach Plaza Mall is a multi-level mall offering 15,000 square meters of fun shopping in Aruba. In addition the Palm Beach Plaza Mall is home to a bowling center, a spa, a movie theatre, multiple fine dining restaurants and bars.
At Palm Beach Plaza Mall shopping goes hand in hand with entertainment for the entire family. There are live-bands performing on a frequent basis. This largest shopping mall in Aruba is also the decor for many stylish events, including fashion shows and the annual International Film Festival.
Join the fun at the largest shopping mall in Aruba, right in the center of hopping Palm Beach. Opening hours of the Palm Beach Plaza Mall are: Monday to Saturday from 10 am - 10 pm and on Sunday from 5 pm - 10 pm.

Seaport Casino

Thrill to the energy and excitement of high stakes casino gambling at the Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, where guests enjoy access to not one, but two state-of-the art casinos. Open to all Renaissance guests 18 and over, each casino offers the full range of popular table games, along with live entertainment and fabulous restaurants and bars.
Try your luck in a casino where winners are not only welcomed, they’re celebrated every night! The 15,000-square-foot Crystal Casino offers 24-hour gaming in an elegant yet laid back atmosphere, with live entertainment from 11pm – 3am daily (except Mondays).

Splash Park Aruba

As our slogan says: Ocean fun in the sun! Our mission is to provide healthy fun for the family, we want every person who visits our park to enjoy a unique experience with innovative water attractions in Aruba.
Splash Park Aruba is the result of an innovative idea in the belief that the wonderful beaches of the island are perfect for providing water attractions for the whole family.
Splash straight into fun at Splash Park Aruba, a unique inflatable water park located just off of Surfside Beach. Promising nonstop entertainment for the whole family, this jungle gym of floating tracks and obstacles is an engaging way to experience the Caribbean.
Located on Surfside Beach, a favorite beach among locals with gentle, turquoise waters and white-sand shores. Just off the coast is Splash Park Aruba, a family-oriented arena of inflatable fun that sits right atop the water.

Historical Museum of Aruba

The Historical Museum of Aruba is a historical museum in the city of Oranjestad in Aruba. It explains the history of the island and its inhabitants, in rural and urban areas. The museum is situated in Fort Zoutman, an 18th and 19th-century military fortification.
Fort Zoutman Historical Museum and Willem III Tower Attractions in Aruba: Read reviews written by 10Best experts and explore user ratings. Constructed in 1798, as a means of defense against pirates, this old Dutch fortress now houses the Historical Museum of Aruba.

The Palm Island Aruba

Welcome to De Palm Island, an all inclusive island, including snorkel adventures, activities, an all you can eat buffet and open bar, and it's own waterpark.
Sometimes you just need to escape the routine of the hotel scene. Switch it up with unlimited food and beverage, boundless activities, and unrestricted relaxation on a unique coral island just off the shore of Aruba. Have a blast with limitless banana boat rides or become one with the elements at one of the beaches that offer snorkeling in waters teeming with Blue Parrotfish. De Palm Island, Aruba’s premiere and only all-inclusive attraction, accommodates visitors of all kinds from those looking for family-oriented fun to those seeking out romance and privacy.
Receive $25 off the regular rate on your next visit. Returning guest tickets only available at De Palm Island and only valid for your current stay on Aruba. Not applicable for local tickets.

Bushiribana Ruins

Visit the Bushiribana Historic Gold Mines and the Balashi Gold Mills and learn more about Aruba's Gold Industry.
According to local legend, one of these islands was named Oro Ruba or "red gold." That island is Aruba, of course, and still today intrepid adventurers can find remnants of old mines around this tropical paradise. The Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins are found on the rugged north coast of Aruba.
In the 1400's and 1500's, sailors voyaged through the Caribbean in search of great wealth and treasure. According to local legend, one of these islands was named Oro Ruba or "red gold." That island is Aruba, of course, and still today intrepid adventurers can find remnants of old mines around this tropical paradise. The Bushiribana Gold Mill Ruins are found on the rugged north coast of Aruba; when gold was discovered there in the 19th century, it processed more than 3 million pounds of this treasure.

Rodgers Beach, Aruba

Rodgers Beach, Aruba , officially known as Nanki is a small beach immediately west of Baby Beach. It is known for its calm waters and private feel, though it is a public beach. The water is shallow at first, but further out it becomes a good swimming beach.
Rodgers Beach is a beach within Aruba and is nearby to Indiaanskop and Rooi Hundo. Rodgers Beach, Aruba from Mapcarta, the interactive map.

Surfside Beach

Just a 2 minute drive from the Aruba airport, this city beach alongside the famous linear park in downtown Oranjestad is a still considered a hidden gem for tourists but a favorite relaxing spot for locals. Relax underneath the cooling shades of the Kwihi trees and enjoy a beautiful sunset whilst majestic cruise ships.
bout Surfside Beach. Surfside Beach is a beautiful and not too busy beach that is located on the west coast of Aruba. This beach is very close to the centre of Oranjestad (only 5 minutes by car) but also very close to the airport. It's the type of beach you will typically find abroad in urbanized areas close to the ocean.

Fontein Cave

This limestone cave is extensive, although only the entrance hall is open to visitors. Aside from the stalactites and stalagmites and other impressive rock formations, the cave contains some well-preserved drawings from Caquetios peoples (a branch of the Arawak), dating back about 1000 years.

The Ritz-Carlton Hotels 

Let The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba Casino dazzle your evenings with a roll of the dice. At this Aruba beachfront resort, the 15,000 square foot Casino features 17 traditional table games, slot machines and live entertainment.
The Casino at The Ritz-Carlton Attractions in Aruba: Read reviews written by 10Best experts and explore user ratings. With a gaming capacity of approximately 305 slot machines, 17 table games and two sports betting kiosks, The Casino at The Ritz-Carlton adds yet another spectacular gambling venue to the high rise.

Aruba Cosecha 

This is one of the very few places in Aruba where you will find local handmade goods. The markets, stores etc all sell items made in China. If you are looking for a treasure to take home, to remember your visit this would be one...More. 2 Thank christa S. Shelly312014. Vero Beach, Florida. 5. Reviewed 4 weeks ago.
Ever since Aruba's downtown embellishment plan took off, the streetscape of Oranjestad has started to metamorphose into a vibrant and pulsing capital. With old monument buildings restored, tramcars roaming the streets, joggers and walkers filling up the Linear Park boulevard, new endeavors are bound.

Wilhelmina Park

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Catalina Cove

From what we have found on this forum, it looks like we might be able to hop on a bus near the Amsterdam Manor and travel up to the Malmok Beach/Boca Catalina/Catalina Cove area. It looks like Malmok Beach is a good place to snorkel from shore, and Catalina Cove is good snorkeling but a more
Catalina Cove is slightly North of the more popular Boca Catalina. The entry is very easy for all levels. There are no facilities here, but a couple of nice shades from the Sun. Directions: Head to the North part of the island.

Boca Prins

Situated along the northeast coast in Aruba’s National Park Arikok, this secluded beach forms the perfect example for Aruba’s north shore iconic scenery.  The white dunes in high contrast with the rocky shores make this idyllic spot very appealing to take a swim. However, the sign placed there strongly advises visitors not to enter the water because of the very strong and always present undertows.  But not to worry, you can refresh yourself at the Boca Prins Restaurant, whilst taking in the beautiful environment and enjoying the cool trade winds our island is famous for.

Crystal Casino Oranjestad

The proven recipe for the best action in Aruba's downtown Oranjestad is the combination Crystal Casino and Seaport Casino. The newest slot machines, combined with the biggest table bankroll on Aruba, fewer manual shuffles per hour, more hands per shoe and regular cut, make this casino a sure bet. The trendy Crystal Casino Lounge inside the Renaissance Aruba resort (Marina Tower) is the perfect spot to pause for a cocktail or light bite served until 6 am. Gleaming Austrian Crystal Chandeliers illuminate the players, giving them a happy glow. Logically they are smiling: the odds for winning are huge, especially now with the Free Play Cash card. This is an incredible unique feature offered only at the Crystal and Seaport casinos in Aruba. Simply place this card in one of the many slot machines, and enjoy $ 10 worth of free play! Enjoy the best variety and Aruba's latest gaming technology in slot machines, different progressive slots, and ticket-in ticket-out equipped slots.

The Natural Pool

On a deserted stretch of coastline, dramatic shows of water spraying over the rock occurs on a regular basis as the tide rushes to shore. In a unique formation of rock, volcanic stone circles a small depression, creating a tranquil pool known as "conchi" or "Cura di Tortuga," or more familiarly by visitors as the Natural Pool.
The location of the Pool is surrounded by some of Aruba's most rugged terrain, so a visitor truly gets the feeling of having "discovered" something when they reach the site, by either foot, horseback or 4x4 vehicle. Because of the nature of the environment in this secluded area, the site is inaccessible by car.