subject: The Handy Guide To Paradera, Aruba Water Sports With Points On Space Along With Museums [print this page] Fun at Oranjestad, Aruba Fun at Oranjestad, Aruba
The beautiful Southern Coast of Aruba is one of the most colorful parts of the island. The place is rich with Dutch history because it was once the Dutch Capital of Aruba and is currently where the major government buildings and structures are, constantly making this place busy with tourism and other formal functions. As a residential area, Oranjestad is filled with multicolored Dutch houses with its matching tiles and lots of wooden furniture. Oranjestad, like many of the Aruba towns, takes a good part of its income in fishing, producing a fresh catch everyday for its residents and commercial restaurants to use. Oranjestad is also a main shopping destination where one can buy authentic Aruban Art, handicrafts and clothing at affordable deals. If youre lucky, there just might be a festival going on such as the major summertime festival during your visit. Oranjestad is truly great for a day tour, a way of discovering Arubas rich cultural influence.
Going on an underwater tour with Atlantis Submarines
Not only are Arubas beaches beautiful but the plant and marine life is equally so. And what better way to explore this than going on a submarine where one can check out the surroundings as much as they want without the effort one can expect from snorkeling or scuba diving. The Atlantis Submarine Aruba starts at Oranjestad where a shuttle boat will take visitors to the SubSeeker, where from there, the captain will take you down to 130 feet to check out the wonders of the Caribbean sea. Many marine fishes, corals and two shipwrecks are found at the bottom of the Caribbean ocean and participants of the Atlantis Submarine tour can enjoy all these in a comfortable air-conditioned room. Atlantis Submarine also has another semi-submarine which does not actually go underwater but just steps down enough for guests to have an observatory set in water. The tour is so effective that Atlantis submarines were named as the greatest attraction in Aruba at one point.
Checking out Arubas Specialized Accommodations
If youre taking an Aruba vacation for extended amounts of time, then staying in a hotel, suite or not, just wont do. There are many other alternatives such as apartments, condos, villas and vacation homes which can be rented for long periods of time. As with any accommodation, try to look for one which will fit the budget, size needs and location of preference. For apartments, theres A1 Apartments, Apartments Beach House Aruba, Arubiana Inn, Cactus Apartments, Paradera Park Apartments, Vistalmar Apartments and Villas, Coral Rock Vacations and Aruba Studios. For those in search for a vacation home, one can try different middlemen to assist with the search like Absolute Real Estate, Aruba Rental Homes, Tierra del Sol Real Estate, Solito Real Estate Division, Homenet Real Estate, Coldwell Banker Aruba Realty or MPG Real Estate. There are also several villas and condos in the market and are scattered all over the island. For condominiums, do check White House Condominiums, Gold Coast Malmok Aruba, Kasa Alba and Gold Coast. Any property in this glorious island is a beautiful find.
A broader look at the Worlds Largest Bird with Aruba Ostrich Adventures
Among many things, youll be able to find out whether burying their heads in the sand is a myth or not with these flightless birds. One cant blame them though since the Aruba sand and landscape is one great adoptive setting for these African immigrants. The Aruba Ostrich Adventures provide a safe and fun interaction time with these species, 80 and counting in their flock, along with their cousins, the emus. Aside from giving out tours, Ostrich Adventures also has a dining place called the Savanna Bar and Restaurant along with an African Art Shop. The tour is every half an hour daily which allows guests to interact with these birds starting from the incubator, down to the hatchery, the pen, then off to the rugged terrain which ultimately becomes their home. The tour is only $12 for adults and $6 for kids.
