Attactions in Aruba
Aruba is obviously primarily a beach vacation destination however please note that there are many interesting Aruba attractions which tourists can visit that do not involve the beach or the sea. Aruba has a long and interesting history and there are a number of historic sites which are definitely well worth visiting.
Travelers that would like to do something else other then spending all their time on the beach should definitely consider visiting some of the oustanding Aruba attractions which the Aruba travel guide has listed and reviewed down below.
Quadiriki Caves
- Quadiriki Caves is a big network of caves where visitors can admire Arawak petroglyphs. There are guided tours available at this Aruba attraction and it is possible to rent flash lights at the entrance to the Quadiriki Caves.
De Oude Molen
- Aruba used to be part of the Netherlands (It still does have strong ties with the Netherlands) which is why it comes as no surprise to many tourists that there are in fact Dutch windmills located on Aruba. De Oude Molen was constructed in in the Netherlands in 1804 and was shipped and rebuild on Aruba roughly 50 years ago.
Sail Jolly Pirates Cruises
- While you are stretched out on the spacious teak sunbathing deck you will soon discover that a pirate's life isn't as rough as it used to be. Adventure and excitement on the high seas is assured with this 85 foot wooden sailing ship, Fully equiped with an open bar and rope swing. Come sail, snorkel, swim, and swing at three great locations, inlcuding the famous WWII 400-foot shipwreck, Antilla.