Aruba

The Natural Pool, also known as ?Conchi? in Papaimiento, is a small, naturally occurring pool on the rugged, rocky, volcanic coastline of Aruba. Located in Arikok National Park, getting here is half the fun and adds an element of adventure to your vacation. If you want to take a break from sipping tropical drinks in the shade of a palm tree, consider a visit to the Natural Pool.

Aruba is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world. Long, white stretches of sand, crystal clear aquamarine water, palm trees, and a steady sea breeze to keep you cool?the beaches in Aruba are fabulous!

So, you are planning a trip to Aruba? Just so you know, there is more to Aruba than sipping tropical drinks in the shade of a palm tree (although that alone would make for a great vacay). Go snorkeling, learn to kitesurf, explore Aruba?s gorgeous beaches, and take an UTV tour of the island. Whether you are here for just a few days or for longer, there?s plenty to keep you busy.

With sparkling Caribbean waves and glorious white sands, Aruba draws beach-lovers by the planeload, but there's more to this jewel of the Caribbean than the beaches. The island's fascinating desert interior lures travelers away from the sun umbrellas and out into a world of adventure.

Coastal cacti collide with white sand beaches and turquoise tides in Aruba. This tiny Caribbean nation sits just 15 miles off the coast of Venezuela, but despite its proximity to South America, Aruba primarily hosts US tourists who’ve turned the island into an Westernized playground of booze cruises, ATV excursions and resorts.

Aruba is beautiful but small: at just 32km (20 miles) long and 10km (6 miles) across its widest point, a road trip around the island is probably the furthest thing from your mind when you're planning a trip.