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The Atlantis Buffet, I enjoyed the Rimini as well, very different. The Palm Beach Steakhouse takes to long to serve you the food.
The PARTY BUS and I wish we would have had a chance to go shopping.
Note: Downtown Aruba is closed on Sundays!!!
The flying fishbone by far. There are so many its hard to pick but we also loved Lola Taco and had a great experience at Papamiento.
My husband dove on both trips with Jad's and highly recommends them. I loved Akashi beach and just being in the water. Next time I want to be there for Carnival as we saw a show at the Tamrijn where we stayed and my 3 year old was just captivated. Its hard not to have a good time on this island.
Definately make as many reservations as you can and its worth the drive to Flying Fishbone !!
Zeerover. Local favorite spot. Catch and eat kinda place :-)
Beach Sand Sun Relaxation and drinks
Make sure you walk the beach everyday
We absolutely loved Barefoot restaurant. Dinner on the beach with the sunset and great food. What’s not to love.
The Ostrich Farm and Butterfly Farm were great! We also loved the Jeep tour to Conchi and seeing the beautiful national park.
Our kids loved it. We did a balance of beach/pool with one activity each day - animal farm, jeep adventure, etc. We’d def have adventures to other beaches beyond our hotel if we’d had the time and the kids would have loved it. So don’t be fearful of adventuring away from the hotel beaches!
Barefoot restaurant is amazing dining right on the beach!
Amazing beaches and snorkeling
BLT the best steak!!!
Jeep excursion was very fun
Wish I would have maybe renewed our vows But we had a great second honeymoon here!
Origin Cafe - healthy food and awesome environment
Baby Beach & The Butterfly Garden
Rent a car and explore the island
We love Moomba Beach Bar - it is easy and affordable and amazing to be able to eat and drink right along the beach so close to our hotel of choice!
With so many children on our trip we stayed pretty close to the hotel, but our group did a great fishing trip to catch some local Grouper which was the highlight of our visit!
Be flexible and know where you are eating before you head down! There are so many options, but planning ahead is key.
Eduardo's Cafe. Best beachside vegan dining
Baby beach
Definitely check out baby beach!
The Gold Mine Horseback riding experience
Wacky Wahoos - casual, the barracuda was delicious, great service Quinta del Carmen - very romantic setting in the courtyard of a 100 year old home, great service, cocktails, food choices, and dessert! Barefoot - you can eat on the sand and watch the sunset! Great service and food, too!
Eagle Beach, natural pools, Casabari Rock Formations, Snorkeling over the WW2 sunken ship, climbing the Hooiberg volcano
Make reservations at the restaurants. Don’t think you have to stay in an all-inclusive resort - the island is very safe and accessible. We loved staying away from the tourism and enjoyed eating at local restaurants and renting a car to explore all over the island.
I would definitely recommend doing a sunset catamaran cruise. One of our favorite restaurants was the Faro Blanco Restaurant. For days when you are not soaking up the sun on the gorgeous white sand beaches and enjoying the clear turquoise water (which are enough in and of themselves), we would recommend renting a car, and driving all around the island from the California Lighthouse in the north to the Alto Vista Chapel, Ayo Rock Formations, and all the way down to Baby Beach on the southern most tip.
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