Miramar 27: A guide
Nightlife
The most recently opened and well-known nightclub in Aruba. It’s located in a very safe area! The average visitor is 25-40 years old, but anyone is welcome and I recommend it if you’re looking for a fun night out.
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Gusto Night Club Aruba
348A J.E. Irausquin BlvdThe most recently opened and well-known nightclub in Aruba. It’s located in a very safe area! The average visitor is 25-40 years old, but anyone is welcome and I recommend it if you’re looking for a fun night out.
Relaxation
One of the most well-known beaches of Aruba! Come here to relax, play beach volleyball with other tourists, drink piña coladas, and sunbathe while listening to the ocean waves against the shore.
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Palm Beach
Palm BeachOne of the most well-known beaches of Aruba! Come here to relax, play beach volleyball with other tourists, drink piña coladas, and sunbathe while listening to the ocean waves against the shore.
The best beach in Aruba hands down. Compared to beaches in front of major hotels, Arashi does NOT have seaweed in the floor of the beach, and therefore makes for a much more pleasurable experience. There’s usually less people than in Palm/Eagle beach, and it’s 5 minutes away from our property!
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Arashi Beach
The best beach in Aruba hands down. Compared to beaches in front of major hotels, Arashi does NOT have seaweed in the floor of the beach, and therefore makes for a much more pleasurable experience. There’s usually less people than in Palm/Eagle beach, and it’s 5 minutes away from our property!
A must go, especially great for children because the beach stays low for a long distance in. Also great for snorkeling! We don’t recommend staying past 8pm, as San Nicolas can get a little more dangerous (compared to the already low-crime beach standards).
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Baby Beach
A must go, especially great for children because the beach stays low for a long distance in. Also great for snorkeling! We don’t recommend staying past 8pm, as San Nicolas can get a little more dangerous (compared to the already low-crime beach standards).
Food scene
Great for dining out, especially restaurants owned by Gianni’s group. Azia, Gianni’s, and the ice cream shops serve great food.
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Paseo Herencia Mall
382A J.E. Irausquin BlvdGreat for dining out, especially restaurants owned by Gianni’s group. Azia, Gianni’s, and the ice cream shops serve great food.
Best sushi in the island hands down. The chef will come out to the table at request and prepare a custom plate.
Omakase Japanese Sushi Bar
55 J.E. Irausquin BlvdBest sushi in the island hands down. The chef will come out to the table at request and prepare a custom plate.
Conseils aux voyageurs
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Driving at night
During high season, tourists tend to speed and we recommend being cautious while driving at night!
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Clothing
While it is a Caribbean island, Aruba can get pretty chilly at night and we recommend bringing a thin sweater to wear during night outs or while enjoying the night view on the patio.