aruba

Shante:Highly Recommend. Located on Palm Beach. I did a sunset dinner cruise with this company and the dinner was definitely more than I expected. They actually feed you a full meal that comes with 1 free drink. And the mini cruise was a party. We even past by a caribbean cruise ship.

Shante:This is a private island owned by the Renaissance Resort & hotel. (do not get it confused with the other Renaissance hotel of the same name -this is the one with the boat ride to see the flamingos) This was a highlight of my trip as we got to be up close and personal with the flamingos...and iguanas. You get to feed both. Bring american quarters to buy the food for the animals. It is also best to come in the morning between 7-9 as this is a better chance to feed them yourself as many other will already be there feeding them. The iguanas running around also eat the same food. And don't be scared if one hops up on your beach chair. They don't bite. In conclusion, there are 3 ways to get onto this island. 1) stay at the hotel for approx $400/nt 2)purchase the day pass the night before online for $125 at exactly 7am https://renaissancearuba.idaypass.com/ there are 5 day passes available everyday 3)book a massage at the hotel or on the island with or without lunch. Enjoy!

Shante:This is in the top 3 most popular tours in all of Aruba so it is highly recommended. I booked the island ultimate safari which last all day until about 6pm and starts about 9am with hotel pickup starting around 7:30/8am. Also, do have a bathing on as there are 2 stops where you can get into the water if you so chose. Make sure you have some backup chargers as you with want to take lots of videos and pics. Some of the stops are the: *california lighthouse *chapel of alto vista *natural bridge *arikok national park *natural pool “conchi” *baby beach *wariruri beach (cannot swim here) *bushirbana gold mills ruins *and Guadirikiri cave

Shante:One of the two most popular beaches in Aruba. There are tons of water sports like donut rides, parasailing, jet ski's and etc. Pelican Pier tours and the Jolly Pirates Cruse is also here if you want to go on a mini cruise.

Shante:I did not do a tour with this company, but they are also very popular. I did go to a private beach all day through them whom also had flamingoes, but of a different breed than the renaissance Resort. (you cannot feed them) If you pay for a private cabana you can get closer to them. Everyone else is a spectator from a reasonable distant to get a decent pic. A buffet is including and absolute great variety especially if you are a picky eater. P.S. the waterpark is NOT open yet despite the advertisement on their website. They are still building it. There is snorkeling included though. I highly recommend you pay the extra cost to go on the sea trek adventure and pay for photos and videos. It was absolute amazing and completely unexpected. In conclusion, since the waterpark is not open yet, I recommend you pay for half day tour until the waterpark is built then pay for the full day tour.