Top Answers To Aruba Travel Questions

• JB asked:

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  Are there any clothing optional beaches in Aruba
  Lacy answered:

  I don't believe there are any official topless beaches (a quick Google search agrees) but there are plenty of little coves and hidden beaches that you could hike to and probably get away with a little topless sunbathing.
• Daryl asked:

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  The best place to stay with kids in the Caribbean?
  AwayModerator answered:

  Hi Daryl, hopefully these family-favorite Caribbean all-inclusives, reviewed by freelance travel writer Kara Williams, can point you in the right direction: http://bit.ly/liVuBp. We also have more ideas in this photo gallery profiling our top picks for the best budget all-inclusives, as recommended by writer Christina Antoniades: http://bit.ly/pcsD9f. Of these, you might consider Aruba's Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa or the Majestic Colonial Punta Cana. More top-rated all-inclusives reviewed here: http://bit.ly/nBzazf, or check out Away.com's favorite family resorts here: http://bit.ly/vgHkda (including Belize's ever-popular Lodge at Chaa Creek, an awesome spot for an unforgettable family vacation!). Have a great trip. Let us know if you need more ideas!
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  is november a good month to visit aruba.
  Anonymous user answered:

  The Aruba high season generally starts up between Thanksgiving and the Christmas period and keeps going through the equivalent of the Northern Hemisphere's winter doldrums. Weather-wise, November temps and the climate will be ideal, though things will be pretty dead in the early part of the month -- however, depending on your perspective, this may be a good thing as you'll have more of the island to yourself before the crowds really pick up. Aruba lies just below the Caribbean's hurricane belt, so weather is pretty steady year-round.
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  Would it be necessary to rent a car in Aruba?
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  It might help, but it's certainly not necessary. Aruba has an efficient (and cheap) bus system, plus there are plenty of taxis to get around. Keep in mind that the island is tiny (20 miles by 6 miles), so having your own wheels is not essential.