Travel to Aruba And Netherlands Antilles

Fodor's Pocket Aruba, 3rd Editon (Pocket Guides)

Format: Paperback
Author: Fodor's
ReleaseDate: 05 October, 2004
Publisher: Fodor's
Rating:

A must!
My husband Alan stated he didn't feel like a novice coming into this lovely tropical paradise thanks to these guides. We found Fodor's and Frommer's travel books to possess the best of information on Aruba.

The books were pretty right on when it came to restaurant prices, only a few had varied their charges. One restaurant was a nice surprise as we were expecting to pay twice as much.

To add to the information, besides the buses running to the capital city of Oranjestad, they also have $1. 00 taxis and these vans function well when you don't want to wait for the next bus. Oranjestad is a must visit for shopping, eating and touring.

The books also didn't include the native poverty that exists beyond the resorts and touring areas. Few Arubans own a decent hacienda. This was a shock to my husband and me as we were expecting to see average living styles.
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Compact, Concise, and Helpful
My family has used it multiple times for vacations to Aruba and it has been helpful for each vacation. This book is short and to the point of helpful information. The information is accurate and concise in its description of the island.

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