Aruba Beaches ChroniclesRiu by night It seemed impossible but it happened: Riu Palace Aruba opened their doors on Friday, July 20th, 2007. If you walked in front of resort the last days before it opened, it looked like they needed months of work ahead to finish it. Two days before they started to put asphalt pavement and…Continue readingRiu Palace Aruba Made It
Ever wondered what the differences are between Aruba two most iconic beaches? Please learn more.Continue readingDifferences Between Palm Beach And Eagle Beach
Many times visitors ask me a very simple question regarding the beaches: are there private beaches on Aruba? The answer is: NO! The mainstream beaches on Aruba are Palm Beach and Eagle Beach, both located at the west side of the island. All major resorts are located at these beaches. Confusion arises because of the…Continue readingAll Aruba Beaches Are Public
Riu Palace Spanish hotel chain Riu Hotels & Resorts purchased a prime piece of property on the Palm Beach strip on Aruba in 2006. The last resort that operated that property was Aruba Grand Hotel and way before that, Sheraton. Riu have since rebuild the existing tower and added two additional towers. Construction is on-going…Continue readingInauguration Riu Aruba Palace
Recently officials announced the creation of new rules for motorboats (including jet ski’s and/or wave runners) at one of the most popular beaches of Aruba, Eagle Beach. These rules are supposed to increase the safety of people swimming and users of motorboats alike. The new rules include the creation of a buffer zone of 75…Continue readingWatersports And Swimming On Eagle Beach
