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Kirk & Rosemary

Kirk Martin and Rosemary Soares' Honeymoon Registry

Aruba

Entertainment/Activities

A Night on the Town

A Night on the Town

With your wonderful gift we'll spend a night on the town, dance, laugh, and let loose wherever we desire.

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Glass Bottom Kayak

Glass Bottom Kayak

On a glass bottom kayak we will see the multicolored coral, the incredible marine life and enjoy the beauty of the underwater world at our beautiful destination, without even getting wet!

$40.00 each
2 of 2 available.
Stellaris Casino

Stellaris Casino

The Stellaris Casino excites the senses with its all day entertainment options, located at a luxuriously renovated Aruba Marriott Resort.Enjoy premier gaming experience in a Vegas-style casino.

$30.00 each
5 of 5 available.

Dining

Casual Lunch

Casual Lunch

It's casual, fun and perfect for an afternoon lunch. With so many restaurants in town, we'll choose the most perfect, casual restaurant where we'll take delight in the juiciest burgers, fresh sandwiches, chicken and fries!

$20.00 each
5 of 5 available.
The West Deck

The West Deck

The West Deck is located on the brand new Linear Park of Aruba at the Governors Bay on the beach and is set on a large wooden deck over the white sandy beach and right by the water’s edge. The menu is based on "Small Plates".

$40.00 each
1 of 1 available.
Flight to Aruba

Flight to Aruba

Fringing turquoise Caribbean waters, Aruba’s beaches include wide shaded expanses, quiet retreats, and busy sunbathing and water sports meccas. Much of the seven-mile strip along the west coast is lined with resorts and packed with activity. 

$45.00 each
4 of 4 available.

Shopping

Trip to San Nicolas

Trip to San Nicolas

Although San Nicolas, Aruba’s “Sunrise City”, is a quiet coastal town of 32.84 KM2 located only twelve miles southeast of Oranjestad, it seems a world away. In the heart of Aruba’s second largest city is a quaint promenade on Zeppenfeldstraat, an art gallery, some stores, snack shops, restaurants and bars as well as historic buildings of architectural interest. The spewing metal maze of refinery dominates the landscape, and in its spicy heyday, when the oil business thrived, San Nicolas was the place to be. For tourists looking for authentic Caribbean flair and flavor, San Nicolas does not disappoint. It offers beautiful beaches and island charm far removed from the glitz and glamour of Palm Beach high-rise resorts and sparkling new malls.

$35.00 each
1 of 3 available.

Unique Ideas

A Spa Day

A Spa Day

We'll need a spa day just to ourselves! We will sit back, relax and indulge in a rejuvenating and revitalizing spa treatment or massage to help soothe our tense muscles and to help us get back in the groove.

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After Sun Treatment

After Sun Treatment

After a day in the warming sun, we will indulge in a nourishing spa treatment with an uplifting effect. This cooling and calming treatment will cleanse, tone, and moisturize our skin with the use of natural exotic oils and creams, leaving us relaxed and set for a romantic evening!

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Casibari Rock Formations

Casibari Rock Formations

Ayo rocks at the Casibari Rock Formations. These alien rocks rise from the cacti- and lizard-infested hills. Although the boulders weigh several tons each, they look freshly scattered by some Cyclopean dice roller. Look for the formations that resemble birds and dragons.  The nearby stands sell souvenirs, snacks, soft drinks, and beer.

$10.00 each
1 of 1 available.
Old Dutch Windmill

Old Dutch Windmill

Aruba's most distinctive landmark is the Old Dutch Windmill, J.E. Irausquin Blvd. 330, around the corner from the Butterfly Farm, near Palm Beach. It's an anomaly in the Caribbean, but it's authentic. Built in Friesland, Holland, in 1804, it originally drained water from low-lying land. Damaged by a storm in 1878, it was later rebuilt at another site in the Netherlands to mill grain. In 1929, another storm hit the windmill, which stood idle until 1960, when a Dutch merchant shipped it to Aruba. It reopened in 1974 and has at various times over the years housed a series of restaurants and late-night bars, which seem to open then shut down depending on the direction of the wind, perhaps.

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