Aruba: La Cabana Beach & Racquet Club

We are going to Aruba in February, staying at the La Cabana Beach & Racquet
Club. This is our first time to Aruba, any comments or tips on that hotel
or Aruba in general?

Thanks,
Jay

"Jay" wrote in message news:%WMqd.4099$QR.1821@lakeread01...
We are going to Aruba in February, staying at the La Cabana Beach & Racquet
Club. This is our first time to Aruba, any comments or tips on that hotel
or Aruba in general?

Thanks,
Jay

February is a good time to be in Aruba to get away from the frigid
north. Arubans are very friendly and more laid back. Things get done
but not at such hectic pace we are used to. Being a small island,
Aruba gets the trade wind all year round. Weather is consistently in
the mid 80's. There is nearly no need for weather forcast. It is
sunny almost everyday.

The local language is Papiamento, a mixture of Spanish, English and
Dutch. But English is spoken by most. Most of the local population
knows all four. Water is from desalination. Most everything is
imported. Gouda cheese is subsidized by the Netherlands government.
This is probably the only item less expensive than the US. Get a
wheel (about 9 lbs) when you come back to the US. You may get it in
the supermarket or at the airport.

You'll love Aruba and its people.

"Jay" wrote in message news:%WMqd.4099$QR.1821@lakeread01...
We are going to Aruba in February, staying at the La Cabana Beach & Racquet
Club. This is our first time to Aruba, any comments or tips on that hotel
or Aruba in general?

Thanks,
Jay

February is a good time to be in Aruba to get away from the frigid
north. Arubans are very friendly and more laid back. Things get done
but not at such hectic pace we are used to. Being a small island,
Aruba gets the trade wind all year round. Weather is consistently in
the mid 80's. There is nearly no need for weather forcast. It is
sunny almost everyday.

The local language is Papiamento, a mixture of Spanish, English and
Dutch. But English is spoken by most. Most of the local population
knows all four. Water is from desalination. Most everything is
imported. Gouda cheese is subsidized by the Netherlands government.
This is probably the only item less expensive than the US. Get a
wheel (about 9 lbs) when you come back to the US. You may get it in
the supermarket or at the airport.

You'll love Aruba and its people.