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Aruba is a very interesting island. It is basically a pile of volcanic rock that will grow absolutely nothing except tourists. The only valuable plant, fruit or vegetable that will grow there is aloe...and aloe products are, believe it or not, the only export the island has. Everything must be be shipped in...including the tourists...which are the main industry of this very pleasant island. There are many beautiful seaside hotels and resorts. The island is only nine miles long and six miles wide...but, the water is magnificent. There are coral reefs and shipwrecks for scuba divers and snorkelers. There is also miles and miles of soft sandy beaches that make for very relaxing vacations. I was surprised to hear that 75% of the tourists come from the US. Just as long as you stay away from the Vandersloots, you could have a great time here.
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