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• Birdwatch at Bubali Bird Sanctuary: among the inhabitants are 80 migratory species including herons, egrets, gulls, cormorants and skimmers.
• Windsurf or kitesurf at Arashi Beach: Aruba's constant trade winds offer ideal conditions. The Hi-Winds Amateur World Challenge windsurfing tournament takes place each June.
• Snorkel amidst the coral at De Palm Island and spot one of Aruba's vivid parrotfish or dive amongst the wreck of a WWII German freighter or at any of Aruba's other 40 dive sites.
• Get into golf and feel environmental whilst you do so, since Aruba Tierra del Sol's par-71 championship 18-hole course was designed by the Robert Trent Jones II Group, renowned for protecting the natural ecology of sites.
• Go horse riding like the locals: there are riding trips in the Cunucu (countryside) and along the coast.
• Buy fresh fish straight from the boat at Oranjestad's daily market in the Paardenbaai (Schooner Harbour).
• Cheer the parades at Aruba's annual colourful Carnival in January.
• Go duty-free shopping along the main drag in Oranjestad's Caya GF Betico Croes, where many malls and unique and designer stores can be found.
• Get an insight into local customs, music and cuisine, as well as a chance to get to know the islanders, at the Bonbini Festival, held every Tuesday 1830-2030 throughout the year in the courtyard of the Historical Museum.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.
• Windsurf or kitesurf at Arashi Beach: Aruba's constant trade winds offer ideal conditions. The Hi-Winds Amateur World Challenge windsurfing tournament takes place each June.
• Snorkel amidst the coral at De Palm Island and spot one of Aruba's vivid parrotfish or dive amongst the wreck of a WWII German freighter or at any of Aruba's other 40 dive sites.
• Get into golf and feel environmental whilst you do so, since Aruba Tierra del Sol's par-71 championship 18-hole course was designed by the Robert Trent Jones II Group, renowned for protecting the natural ecology of sites.
• Go horse riding like the locals: there are riding trips in the Cunucu (countryside) and along the coast.
• Buy fresh fish straight from the boat at Oranjestad's daily market in the Paardenbaai (Schooner Harbour).
• Cheer the parades at Aruba's annual colourful Carnival in January.
• Go duty-free shopping along the main drag in Oranjestad's Caya GF Betico Croes, where many malls and unique and designer stores can be found.
• Get an insight into local customs, music and cuisine, as well as a chance to get to know the islanders, at the Bonbini Festival, held every Tuesday 1830-2030 throughout the year in the courtyard of the Historical Museum.
See Contact Addresses for further tourist information.