Aruba
by WALEG - Mar 9, 2006 - 2 Comments

Aruba has become a haven for vacationers from around the world. And why? First, people go to Aruba for the windsurfing and sailing, which is unlike anywhere else, with Caribbean breezes to keep sails full. Second, the waters surrounding Aruba provide diving and snorkling opportunities that are second to none. And third, tourists love Aruba because there is no poverty on the island. There is virtually no unemployment on the island, and native Arubans make most everything from natural resources. Kayaking, parasailing, and golf are popular tourist choices as well, thanks to year-round temperate weather.
I visited Aruba for my friend's wedding last year, which was amazing. If you're thinking about an island wedding, consider Aruba seriously. They will provide everything. You just show up with the guests and you're good to go!
Aruba now boasts its own brewery, which manufactures Balashi brand beer made with no artificial preservatives. Casinos lure tourists as well, but there is plenty of shopping available for those eager to part with their money! For more information on Aruba, visit:
Aruba Shopping
Aruba Bound
Aruba Links
By guest writer Kathleen A.
dodo
March 11, 2006 2:37 PM
Aruba is where girls get kidnapped and sold to be prostitutes. Many American & European girls were kidnapped there, to the extent that the American TV in programs like Dr. Phill and Opera warned American tourists aganist going there.
So If you're thinking about an island KIDNAP, consider Aruba seriously. They will provide everything. You just show up with the guests and you're good to go!
Kelli
March 23, 2006 5:46 PM
You might have a point but please consider that one could say similar things about most places in the world: "London is where you get blown up on a bus" or "Tehran is where you get kidnapped by people who don't like the way you look at a man" or "Don't go to Germany because yada, yada, yada." World travelers must always exercise careful discretion in their dress, manner, behavior, and speech.