Curacoa & Aruba

[EJPhilly]

What are the best sightseeing/beach excursions you've booked through Royal?

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[danp]

When we are in Aruba we take the city bus to Palm beach by the Hilton hotel,the bus cost $4 R/T,that is if you just want to go to the beach,You can ask the driver to let you off at the Hilton,it takes about ten minutes.The bus terminal is across from the dock

[leaveitallbehind]

When we are in Aruba we take the city bus to Palm beach by the Hilton hotel,the bus cost $4 R/T,that is if you just want to go to the beach,You can ask the driver to let you off at the Hilton,it takes about ten minutes.The bus terminal is across from the dock

 

Agree in Aruba no need to book a beach excursion through the ship. There are public beaches as indicated that are easily and dependably reached by taxi or bus from the pier. There are also several hotels that for a reasonable fee provide an all inclusive day with beach access, lounge chairs, floating mats, lunch, and open bar. Google it to find options for this if interested.

 

We've not gone to a beach in Curacao opting instead for the Dolphin swim and car rental sightseeing on one visit, snorkeling on another, and lunch in town with a taxi to the Curacao distillery on another. Perhaps others an help.

Edited June 3, 2017 by leaveitallbehind

[Clarea]

In Curacao, we take a taxi to Mambo (Seaquarium) Beach. The taxi, beach access, and loungers cost us around $50 total.

[EJPhilly]

In Curacao, we take a taxi to Mambo (Seaquarium) Beach. The taxi, beach access, and loungers cost us around $50 total.

 

 

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[ColoradoGurl]

Aruba Trikes (not through royal, but a highly regarded private company). They are very professional and respond quickly to emails and requests for reservations.

 

 

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[EJPhilly]

Aruba Trikes (not through royal, but a highly regarded private company). They are very professional and respond quickly to emails and requests for reservations.

 

 

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[EJPhilly]

Agree in Aruba no need to book a beach excursion through the ship. There are public beaches as indicated that are easily and dependably reached by taxi or bus from the pier. There are also several hotels that for a reasonable fee provide an all inclusive day with beach access, lounge chairs, floating mats, lunch, and open bar. Google it to find options for this if interested.

 

We've not gone to a beach in Curacao opting instead for the Dolphin swim and car rental sightseeing on one visit, snorkeling on another, and lunch in town with a taxi to the Curacao distillery on another. Perhaps others an help.

 

 

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