Reggie & Yolanda’s guidebook
Sightseeing
The Butterfly Farm Aruba N.V.
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard
Bushiribana Ruins
Alto Vista Chapel
California Lighthouse
2 Hudishibana
Aruba Downtown
Main Street
Alto Vista Winery & Distillery
Aruba Made
Museums on the Island we think you should visit!
San Nicolas Community Museum
27 Bernard van de Veen ZeppenfeldstraatAruba has more than just white beautiful sandy beaches. Visiting this museum will give an idea of the history and development of the Island.
21 locals recommend
Museum of Industry
TorenstraatAruba has more than just white beautiful sandy beaches. Visiting this museum will give an idea of the history and development of the Island.
National Archaeological Museum Aruba
42 Schelpstraat
Aruba Aloe Factory, Museum and Store
115 PitastraatFood scene
Zeerovers
270 Savaneta
Driftwood Restaurant Aruba
12 Klipstraat
Charlie's Bar and Restaurant
56 Bernard van de Veen Zeppenfeldstraat
Big Mama Grill
Baby Beach
Giannis Restaurant Aruba
348 J.E. Irausquin Blvd
Madame Janette
Que Pasa? Restaurant, Bar and Art Gallery
18 Wilhelminastraat
Así Es Mi Peru
64 J.E. Irausquin BlvdGood Peruvian food!
Café Marily
If you are looking for local food you must try Café Marily.
Silla Bar Restaurant
34 HendrikstraatThis is another restaurant where locals enjoy a good lunch.
Peanuts Restaurant
28 Adriaan Laclé BoulevardLocal food restaurant.
O'Niel Caribbean Kitchen
15 Bernard van de Veen Zeppenfeldstraat
Neighba
Craft
348A J.E. Irausquin BlvdNeighborhoods
San Nicolas is the Art District of Aruba. You can take a walking tour (from the Aruba Mural Tours) to see all the murals. Additionally, you can visit the Community Museum, the Carnival Museum, and the Museum of Industry.
While you are in San Nicolas you can cool off at the Baby Beach and delight your tastebuds at O'Niel Caribbean Kitchen, Kamini's Kitchen, Big Mama's grill, Charlie Bar, or Diamentenberg Snacks.
See what others are writing about Sunrise City as we call it.
https://www.lolaakinmade.com/latin-americacarribbean/in-photos-spectacular-street-art-in-aruba-san-nicolas/
https://www.visitaruba.com/blog/things-to-do/san-nicolas-discover-aruba-street-art-sunrise-city/
73 locals recommend
San Nicolas
San Nicolas is the Art District of Aruba. You can take a walking tour (from the Aruba Mural Tours) to see all the murals. Additionally, you can visit the Community Museum, the Carnival Museum, and the Museum of Industry.
While you are in San Nicolas you can cool off at the Baby Beach and delight your tastebuds at O'Niel Caribbean Kitchen, Kamini's Kitchen, Big Mama's grill, Charlie Bar, or Diamentenberg Snacks.
See what others are writing about Sunrise City as we call it.
https://www.lolaakinmade.com/latin-americacarribbean/in-photos-spectacular-street-art-in-aruba-san-nicolas/
https://www.visitaruba.com/blog/things-to-do/san-nicolas-discover-aruba-street-art-sunrise-city/
Outdoor activity
These are local favorites.
De Palm Island
Experience snorkeling and Blue Parrot Fish.
The National Park offerers unique geological, cultural and historical sites.
For more information visit their website:
http://www.arubanationalpark.org/main/
211 locals recommend
Arikok National Park
70 San FuegoThe National Park offerers unique geological, cultural and historical sites.
For more information visit their website:
http://www.arubanationalpark.org/main/
Donkey Sanctuary Aruba
Aruba Ostrich Farm
Atlantis Submarines Aruba
Arikok National Park
70 San FuegoIf you like hiking this is definitely a must-do.
Groceries
Ling & Sons IGA Supercenter
Super Food Plaza
141 A Bubali
Super Do it Center Shaba & Groceries
Route 2Beaches
Tres Trapi
105 L. G. Smith Boulevard
Baby Beach
Tamarijn