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If the
thought of Aruba
conjures up images of the palm-lined, sandy white beaches
featured in Caribbean
travel brochures, glitzy casinos and great shopping,
you're not alone. Most
first- time visitors to Aruba are attracted to the island
for just those
reasons. Sunny skies, cool breezes, and water temperatures
averaging a fabulous
80° are ideal for the beach. They're just as ideal for
diving, snorkeling, and
windsurfing, all of which can be done from that very same
beach.
Aruba,
whether you stay at one of Aruba's in-town hotels or along
the beach, you will
be within easy walking distance of world-class dining,
casinos and Las
Vegas-style entertainment, along with great dance clubs,
pubs and outdoor cafés.
Travel between the lovely capital, Oranjestad, home to
many of the finest shops
in the Caribbean, and the beachfront hotels is just a
short cab or bus ride
away. Those who venture further a field will be aptly
rewarded with championship
golf at a course designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr.,
mysterious Indian caves,
terrific diving, including the largest wreck in the
Caribbean, and panoramic
vistas of the island's rugged north coast.
Best of all, despite the fact that Aruba is one of the
fastest growing
destinations in the Caribbean, her Dutch-Caribbean charm
promises to remain
intact.
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