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Aruba
 With
honeymooners all looking for different things while on their
vacation of a lifetime, some find they want a vacation filled
with action while others just want to soak in the rays of sun
and relax. For those who are looking for just sun & fun,
Aruba is an ideal destination; with its near-perfect weather
and beautiful beaches it is a place to go to find great service,
not to mention the 90,000 friends in Aruba you have not met
yet. Aruba is only 20 miles long and 6 miles wide at the widest
point; this small space is packed with enough beaches, restaurants,
nightclubs and casinos to delight even the most discriminating
newlywed. The intimate nature of the island is why so many find
it hard not to fall in love with the islands people. The theme
of this island is rest & relaxation by day and party &
passion by night! The serenity is found by couples who enjoy
the island's fine beaches, pool complexes and spas, and the
adventure at night is found by couples who find the island's
casinos & clubs and take part in this island’s fun
as it comes alive. If gambling is your pleasure, then be sure
to stop by to Meet Lady Luck at the Copacabana Casino, which
re-creates the feeling of Rio at Carnival time. And be sure
to enjoy the amazing dining experiences throughout the island
that leave couples feeling both enamored with each other but
in love with the islands dining.
What's Hot:
An assortment of culinary experiences to please every taste
– from tapas to sushi, to Mexican food and margaritas.
Check out Moomba Beach Bar & Restaurant overlooking the
Caribbean, Marandi (a “romantic hidden gem”) Windows
on Aruba for flying fish caviar, or the Champagne Brunch at
Le Dome.
Must See:
Bubali Bird Sanctuary and the historical Dutch capital city
of Oranjestad.
Must Do:
Imbibe at Charlie’s Bar in San Nicolas. Snorkel at De
Palm Island. Rent a 4-wheel drive vehicle to explore some of
the more inaccessible, but truly spectacular sites on Aruba.
Must Know:
Casino hours vary with the seasons so be sure to call ahead
for times. Though Aruba has its own currency, American currency
is widely accepted. There are also ATM machines throughout the
island
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