Hadicurari fishermen's pier.
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Meet our Happy Returners
Our seven miles of white-sand beaches, cooling trade winds and warm, friendly people are just a few of the reasons why Aruba enjoys one of the highest return visitor rates in the Caribbean. Meet some of our Happy Returners—the real people who return to Aruba year after year. Read their stories below to see what they like to do, and why they return to happiness.
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Family FunMark and Robin Everly from Frisco, Texas, travel to Aruba twice a year—once as a couple, and once with their two daughters, Abby and Livi. They love the time they get to spend as a family each year, doing everything from snorkeling to parasailing.
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Family FunShannon and James Whipple from Norwalk, Connecticut, come to Aruba each year with their daughters, Mia and Paige. The trip is all about the girls—they spend their days halfway between the pool and the beach, with a few milkshakes in between.
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Family FunAngela Russell began visiting Aruba as a teenager, and has had a love for our island ever since. Now, along with her husband, Kurt, she’s introduced a new generation to Aruba—their son, Mason.
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Romantic EscapeBusy professionals from Washington, D.C., Keith and Patty Lindsey come to Aruba each year to unwind from the stresses of daily life, and reconnect with one another, with a few dune buggy rides and a sunset sail along the way.
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Weddings & HoneymoonsKara and Anthony Feliciano always knew that Aruba was the place where they wanted to get married. In April 2011, they said their vows on the beach, and danced the night away with their closest family and friends.
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Island AdventureAndrea and Paul James from Lakeland, Florida, first discovered Aruba on a dive trip three decades ago. Thirty-nine trips later, they consider themselves honorary Arubans—so much so that Andrea helps give advice in the forums on aruba.com.
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Jess and Angelo Campano got engaged in Aruba, on their first vacation as a couple. Now, they visit Aruba every October. They love that they can wake up without a plan, and always find a memorable adventure.Edit link:
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Relaxing & Hanging OutAt first, it was all about a romantic getaway for Barb and Brad Tesch. Now, they visit for the friends they’ve made in the island over the last 25 years. One of their favorite memories? Seeing their daughter get married on the beach last year.
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Travelers share their Aruba stories on Tripadvisor
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