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The Holiday Inn SunSpree Aruba Beach Resort & Casino offers both all-inclusive and room-only rates, situated beachfront approximately six miles from Queen Beatrix Aruba Airport and three miles from downtown Aruba. Local attractions include Tierra del Sol Championship Golf and the Butterfly Farm.

The Sheraton Cable Beach and Golf Resort, part of the new Cable Beach Resorts, is located along 1,000 feet of one the most beautiful beaches. It is approximately five miles from Nassau International Airport. Relax in the sun along the shores of the Atlantic Ocean by day and by night take in the city*s bustling nightlife, home of the Bahamian national capital, which has been a hub of activity since the shipwrecking days of the legendary pirate Blackbeard.

This tiny island off the coast of Venezuela has an exceptionally dry climate that is considered one of the most desirable in the Carribean. Its desert landscape, with divi-divi trees, cactus, and aloe vera set against the backdrop of azure skies and the blue-green water of the sea provides the perfect setting for a holiday of relaxation and renewal of energy. The beaches are carpeted with silky white sand, The cooling trade winds, low humidity, and an average year round temperature of 82° complete the picture of a tropical paradise. Sun, friendly and courteous service, modern and efficient amenities, golf and tennis clubs, casinos, fabulous beaches, duty-free shopping, and remarkably varied cuisine are all factors that help fill Aruba's many hotel rooms. The island's distinctive beauty lies in its countryside, with its rocky deserts, native trees, cactus jungles filled with the chattering of wild parakeets, secluded coves, and crashing waves. Nearly every night there are theme parties, treasure hunts, beachside barbecues, and fish fries with steel bands and limbo or Carnival dancers. Divers and snorkelers love the warm, clear waters whose visibility extends up to 100 ft. Although tourism has resulted in the construction of many luxury resorts on the island, there are still undeveloped areas on the northern coast, and much of the interior is uninhabited except for a few herds of goats and donkeys. See our City Guide for more information about Aruba in the Caribbean.

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