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WHAT YOU VISIT:
Royal Aruba Aloe Factory
Aruba is gifted with an abundance of natural aloe vera plants, long reputed for their natural healing and medicinal powers. The plantation and manufacturing facility showcase aloe products and offer insight into the plant and its uses. An Royal Aruba Aloe Factory Specilalist presents on the history of the plant, and the aloe museum's exhibits showcase the history of production, processing and packaging of aloe-related products throughout 160 years of Aruba's history.

Casibari Rock Formations
This shrub-covered landscape shaped by tonalite boulders is a unique feature to Aruba's sandy, flat landscape. With some of the formations reaching the size of small houses, the geological formations have baffled geologists, but it is believed that Arawak Indians would visit the area to listen for incoming thunderstorms.

Beaches
With turquoise waters lapping against sparkling white-sand beaches fringed in swaying palm trees, Aruba's famous beaches offer swimming and pure tropical relaxation.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
California Lighthouse
Named after the steamship California, which sunk off the coast of Aruba, this iconic old-stone lighthouse, built in 1910, offers picture-postcard views of the expansive coastline.

WHAT YOU WILL SEE ALONG THE WAY:
From the comfort of the motorcoach, enjoy views of the heart of Oranjestad. Take in the government offices, Wilhelmina Park, the Boy Ecury Monument, Plaza Betico Croes, and the antique homes that line charming Wilhelmina Street. Then, venture into the countryside for authentic Aruban houses, fishermen's huts, the Dutch Mill, swanky hotels, and Aruba's most beautiful beaches.