Or you may like a cruise on a glass bottom boat or catamaran which combines picnic and sightseeing. All watersports are easily arranged at the activities desk in your hotel. Be sure to explore Aruba by land, too. One of the island's most famous landmarks is Hooiberg , or Haystack Hill, a volcanic formation over 541 feet high. The huge rocks at Ayo and Casibari have remnants of Amerindian drawings and afford another chance for the energetic climber.
Many flocks make spectacular arrivals at sunset.
Check the maps for the symbols which mark these and other points of interest well worth a visit. You can go horseback riding on highly trained paso fino horses from South America. Golf lovers can play at the Aruba Golf Club near San Nicolas and at the new Tierra del Sol course in Arashi in the Northwest tip of the island.