North America · Aruba
Twelve days on the three ABC islands, outside the hurricane belt: the white beaches of Aruba, colourful Willemstad on Curaçao, a UNESCO site, and the protected sea of Bonaire, with coral reef, salt pans and flamingos.
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Request informationThree islands of the Dutch Caribbean, close together but very different. Aruba is the island of long, pale beaches such as Eagle Beach and Palm Beach, with an arid interior of cacti and rocks in Arikok National Park.
Curaçao has the most colourful capital in the Caribbean: Willemstad, with the pastel houses of the Handelskade, the floating Queen Emma Bridge and a historic centre listed by UNESCO. On the west coast there are small coves between the cliffs.
Bonaire is the quietest. All of its sea is a marine park, among the best in the world for snorkelling and diving, and in the south the pink salt pans are home to flamingo colonies. Here you stay five nights, to take things slowly.
Eleven nights in 4-star hotels on the three islands; flights, transfers and excursions are added to suit you.
12 days in the programme
Welcome to the Dutch Caribbean. Arrival at Aruba airport and check-in at a 4-star hotel by the sea.
The beaches. A free day between Eagle Beach and Palm Beach, pale sand and calm sea. In the evening, a stroll in the centre of Oranjestad.
The wild side. An optional trip into Arikok National Park, among cacti, caves and the natural pool on the north coast, or a boat trip with snorkelling.
The second island. Last hours on Aruba and transfer to Curaçao. Check-in at a 4-star resort.
Willemstad. A day devoted to Willemstad, a UNESCO site: the pastel houses of the Handelskade, the floating Queen Emma Bridge and the floating market.
Coves and park. A free day. You can explore the coves of the west coast, such as Grote Knip, or head up into Christoffel Park.
The quietest island. Transfer to Bonaire and check-in at a 4-star hotel.
The marine park. A day devoted to the sea: snorkelling or diving in Bonaire Marine Park, with the reef reached straight from the shore.
Salt pans and flamingos. A tour of the south of the island: the pink salt pans, the Pekelmeer reserve with its flamingos and the old slave huts on the coast.
The north. An optional trip into Washington Slagbaai Park, among cacti, lagoons and secluded beaches.
Last beach day. A last free day: Lac Bay or a boat trip to Klein Bonaire, the uninhabited islet off the coast.
End of the trip. Free time until you leave for the airport.
