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Sunday, December 31, 2017
Saturday, November 04, 2017
trouble in paradise
Rain in Aruba, trouble in paradise.
Flooded streets, traffic jams, leaking roofs, wind still so freaking hot.
But there is always sun after rain, and look how wonderful these sunsets are #Aruba
Saturday, October 07, 2017
Flamingo Beach- Renaissance Aruba
Flamingo Beach- Renaissance Aruba
Many people ask me how I can be on the Flamingo island several times each year. First of all; I live in Aruba so this beach is around the corner. The second thing; I stay at Renaissance Hotel as much as possible even though my house is just a 15 minute drive away :-)
How to reach there? Can I visit also if I am not booking the hotel?
in the low season you can visit the front desk to ask for the US$99 one day pass (including; boat trip, towel use, snorkeling set use, lunch with one drink) per person. If the hotel is too busy, they will not sell you this pass. Then it will be too crowded on the island, and you'll have to try again in the low season, or book a overnight hotelstay. Usually prices are from US$168 per night, plus taxes, for 2 persons (Marina hotel).
The hotel boat leaves 3 times per hour (at least) from Renaissance Marina Hotel in Oranjestad, located inside of the Renaissance Mall, next to Starbucks.
also they will make a boat stop near the Renaissance Ocean Suites (3 minutes walk), which is located next to the Helicopter pad (with heli tours for max. 3 persons at the time). Also a great trip!
The boat captain will check one roomkey per person, in order to be able to hop into the boat and within 10 minutes you're on the beautiful island with beaches, hammocks, bar, restaurant, shop, tourdesk, Flamingo's, gym, anything you need.
ATTENTION; children can only access the Flamingo beach between 9am and 10am daily to take a picture or buy food for the birds and feed them. It is an adult only beach (with bar).
The family beach where you can stay with kids, is where you'll find the tourdesk, restaurant, and piers, and is huge, space for everyone.
Many people ask me how I can be on the Flamingo island several times each year. First of all; I live in Aruba so this beach is around the corner. The second thing; I stay at Renaissance Hotel as much as possible even though my house is just a 15 minute drive away :-)
How to reach there? Can I visit also if I am not booking the hotel?
in the low season you can visit the front desk to ask for the US$99 one day pass (including; boat trip, towel use, snorkeling set use, lunch with one drink) per person. If the hotel is too busy, they will not sell you this pass. Then it will be too crowded on the island, and you'll have to try again in the low season, or book a overnight hotelstay. Usually prices are from US$168 per night, plus taxes, for 2 persons (Marina hotel).
The hotel boat leaves 3 times per hour (at least) from Renaissance Marina Hotel in Oranjestad, located inside of the Renaissance Mall, next to Starbucks.
also they will make a boat stop near the Renaissance Ocean Suites (3 minutes walk), which is located next to the Helicopter pad (with heli tours for max. 3 persons at the time). Also a great trip!
The boat captain will check one roomkey per person, in order to be able to hop into the boat and within 10 minutes you're on the beautiful island with beaches, hammocks, bar, restaurant, shop, tourdesk, Flamingo's, gym, anything you need.
ATTENTION; children can only access the Flamingo beach between 9am and 10am daily to take a picture or buy food for the birds and feed them. It is an adult only beach (with bar).
The family beach where you can stay with kids, is where you'll find the tourdesk, restaurant, and piers, and is huge, space for everyone.
Friday, October 06, 2017
trying to link all my Social Media
trying to link all my Social Media; this blog, Instagram page, Twitter, Facebook account, and several email addresses you can feel overwhelmed and behind in updating everyone, and replying to emails/ messages.
I read this article, see link;
https://knowledge.hubspot.com/social-media-user-guide-v2/how-to-set-up-your-social-media-accounts-in-hubspot
Anyone that has experience with Hubspot? Good/ bad?
I read this article, see link;
https://knowledge.hubspot.com/social-media-user-guide-v2/how-to-set-up-your-social-media-accounts-in-hubspot
Anyone that has experience with Hubspot? Good/ bad?
Wednesday, September 20, 2017
Friday, September 08, 2017
Friday, September 01, 2017
Electric Festival has started
https://www.visitaruba.com/things-to-do/aruba-events/electric-festival
One of the best parties of the year, in Aruba, you don't wanna miss this...
One of the best parties of the year, in Aruba, you don't wanna miss this...
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Saturday, July 29, 2017
Instagram and Facebook
with so many Social Media options, I noticed it is simpler to write on Facebook and post pictures on Instagram.
see links;https://www.facebook.com/arubaconnections/
instagram/one around the world
See you there :-)
see links;https://www.facebook.com/arubaconnections/
instagram/one around the world
See you there :-)
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Thursday, April 27, 2017
April 27th Kings day in the Netherlands, so also in Aruba
Most businesses are closed this day, on the Kings birthday. We all dress up in the colour Orange (the King's last name is van Oranje, which means; from Orange), and we play old fashion games, drink (too much sometimes, I admit), we party, sing, make music and sell old stuff (porch sale).
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Aruba Certification Program
so, this woman has a certificate for participating in the Aruba Certification Program these last weeks.
http://www.acp.aw
All in Papiamento, so I must say; that was an extra challenge. Never the less I could understand most of what was told, said and written, so I am extra proud. Now I know more about Aruba; the history, the culture, the environmental plans, and so on.
Ask me anything..........
http://www.acp.aw
All in Papiamento, so I must say; that was an extra challenge. Never the less I could understand most of what was told, said and written, so I am extra proud. Now I know more about Aruba; the history, the culture, the environmental plans, and so on.
Ask me anything..........
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