It's The Journey Really! The only way to experience this is to adventure out there yourself. Don't hire anybody; Hire a jeep and experience the thrill of really exploring on your own. The trail is...

The Antilla, which was a German freighter sunk during World War II, is Aruba's most popular dive site.

This quiet and secluded beach is known not only for its excellent snorkeling but a variety of water activities including windsurfing, scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, swimming and sailing.

Known for ideal snorkeling and scuba diving, the water at this beach is so clear that even snorkelers can make out the 400-foot SS Antilla shipwreck from the surface.

Aruba's Natural Bridge collapsed on September 2, 2005. Aruba's stunning geological formation where years of erosion from the sea has carved its way through coral rock forming a 100 foot bridge, 25 feet over the sea, which is the largest of its kind in the Caribbean.

Fort Zoutman houses the Aruba Historical Museum, the Willem III Tower and the Bon Bini Festival, a weekly folklore fair.

Aug. 2008- The Tattoo recently underwent a complete renovation from stem to stern. Under new management, the Tattoo is back to the basics of great dinner (by Taste of Belgium), great cocktails, a fun and friendly crew, great entertainment, and of course, the always popular three-story-waterslide and ropeswing for the daring at midnight! Whether you're dancing on the first deck dance floor or having a toast under the stars with your special someone on the top champagne deck, a trip on the Tattoo is a must while vacationing in Aruba! Whether you're 18 years old or 80 years young, Everyone's Getting Tattoo'd!

Travel company arranges and conducts tours to major attractions on Aruba including daily boat trips to De Palm Island and "Aruba Safari" island tours by custom-equipped Land Rovers.