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  • 6 months later...

If you wish to make a day of it... check out the Spa at Renaissance's Private Island

http://www.renaissancearubaspa.com/SPA/Hotels/hotel-information/Travel/auabr-renaissance-aruba-resort-and-casino/Spa/Renaissance/index.cfm

"Okeanos Spa invites you to escape to your own private Spa Cove on Aruba’s Renaissance Island for the ultimate in spa treatments. All packages include entry and a one-day stay on Renaissance Island.

 

Seascapes Package

Spa Cove massage package offered for your own personal indulgence. Relaxation is standard, your only decision is whether you would like lunch on the island. The package includes:

A tropical open-air

Complimentary use of Renaissance beach towels and water floats

Package without lunch includes one frozen drink

Package with lunch from Papagayo menu includes one frozen drink or one soft drink, and one lunch

For One: Without lunch - 50 minutes - $155

For One: Without lunch - 75 minutes - $180

For One: With lunch - 50 minutes - $170

For One: With lunch - 75 minutes - $200

For Two: Without lunch - 50 minutes - $290

For Two: Without lunch - 75 minutes - $340

For Two: With lunch - 50 minutes - $330

For Two: With lunch - 75 minutes - $380"

 

Otherwise check out Spa del Sol at the Manchebo Beach Resort Spa Photos

http://www.manchebo.com/Rejuvenation-and-Spa.html

 

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ArubaLisa - the Manchebo Resort looks wonderful. Do they offer Day Passes as well? Would be great to spend the day here. DH requires shade for health reasons so wondering whether it is at all likely that we would secure palapas? We arrive early in the morning.

 

The resort looks like something we would consider for a land based vacation to celebrate our 20th anniversary, so this would give us a great way to check out the resort in advance.

 

Thanks!

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Apologies - should have done a search first before asking.:o

 

I see there are no Day Passes. Any chance there is a place adjacent and within walking distance to Manchebo that would offer day passes with shade? We are traveling with our two teen daughters so my DH and I could take turns getting a massage while one parent stays with the girls.

 

Thanks!

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The closest place to Manchebo that allows cruisers to rent shade and chairs in MVC. You can walk to Manchebo from there in about 10 minutes or less. I would make a reservation for the mesage if I were you, just to make sure they have time during your visit.

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No, Manchebo does not sell day passes, however, according to their brochure http://914251655.r.cdn77.net/pdf/spa-del-sol-brochure.pdf, Manchebo offers use of their spa facilities free with treatments.

 

If you reserve a package or treatment I would simply ask if it is possible to spend the day at the resort. And at least offer to pay an additional fee for the pleasure by inquiring what the added fee would be.

 

Hopefully they would say that you would be welcome to stay free of charge, or at worst, for a modest fee.

 

Otherwise what Hatteras suggested...the walk from Manchebo to MVC Eagle Beach is about half a mile down the beach.

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That's an excellent idea Arubalisa. Thanks so much!

 

My DH and I spent a wonderful few hours at Manchebo a couple years back.

 

We arrived by local bus.

 

We checked in, got our lockers and swam in the ocean

We then spent some time in the hot tub right on the beach

This was followed by a eucalyptus steam room

Then the massage! It was marvelous! just like the picture and just the right amount of pressure.

 

After the massage, we were ready for the ship so we headed back via bus and spent the rest of our time exploring the port.

 

Note when booking check what CC they take - I recall we had to scramble for cash when they didn't take AMEX.

 

It is very easy to get to and a really nice spot. I recommend!:)

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