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Bringing teen girls to Aruba!!!
My husband and I have been to Aruba 9 times. the first time was in 1989 for our Honeymoon. We have always referred to Aruba as OUR very own private paradise.
During the last 20+ years we've had 3 great kids, and have basically lied to them whenever we want to sneak away to paradise, telling them that "nana and grandpa just want you all to themselves for just a little while"... not so much anymore. They are TEENAGERS now and guess where we are all going in about 2 weeks? yep you guessed it ARUBA. We are traveling with 5 teenage girls and 1 boy and no I'm not insane ...YET Here is where you all come in... What to do with 5 17yr girls while keeping them safe and happy?? not worried about my son, as he is your typical 11yr old, he can still make fun wherever he goes. Any and all Ideas welcomed... |
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You should first know that they will serve liquor to them, they are old enuf to drink there. Won't even ask for an ID... Take them on one of the boats, Jolly Pirate with the rope swing would be fun for them, or a snorkel sail on one of the others out there. They can parasail for around 80 a person, thats a fun thing. If you and they decide they want to go clubbing, I would highly suggest that you have a cab bring them, and return for them at a given time. I would suggest Bully for that or one of his relatives. There are several clubs around, but the only one I am familiar with is Carlos and Charlies. There is a water slide in there. You could prearrange for them to be dropped off and picked up, and that they stay together. This location is downtown, and frankly speaking as a mom, not a great area imop. Also, down at the high rise area there are plenty of places the girls might like to go; Hooters, Hard Rock, Harencia mall with water show, lots of little carts with trinkets to buy. I would suggest they stay away from walking the beach at nite, they should use the paved walkways in front of the high rise area. You didn't mention where you were staying, so I can't really give ya any more adivse from concerning locations. Ask away, I know what you're going thru...cindyo
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Cindyo Family Poolside at the Rennaissance suites April 2010 Family with Bully, arubalisa & family Next Aruba trip in |
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Thanks for your concern with regards to watching over drinks. My husband and I have owned night clubs for 20 years and have seen first hand all of the craziness that can and does go on. Great for us... bad for the girls...Thanks again
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Location: renaissance island, eagle beach, amsterdam manor/passions beach bar, Hung Paradis, alto vista chapel, madam janettes, big porch at B55
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i am going to copy this thread over to the "activities" to see if there are suggestions there too.
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CindyO's husband here....
Four wheeling in the desert? Champions at Marriott? Herencia Mall? Please....just tell then to stay together. Plus, a reminder....vacation romances are not good.
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rob o....with cindyo and our daughters WE ARE IN ARUBA NOW ![]() ![]() Next trip after that |
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Aruba since 1979
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Location: renaissance island, eagle beach, amsterdam manor/passions beach bar, Hung Paradis, alto vista chapel, madam janettes, big porch at B55
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the attraction at the marriott properties may be the immensity of it.
also too moombas may be a fun spot for them to hang out. there are 2 malls in that area and what teen girl does not like to be milling about at the mall(S)? but i think finding activities for them to do will be a non issue. imo i think they will be on the beach from dawn to dusk and they will be plenty busy with watersports and being on the beach. also too check out the other categories on this forum especially "family vacations" |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
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Our teenagers, one boy and one girl, have brought friends along for the past 4 years and have never run out of things to do. Walking along Palm Beach and trying to swim in each of the resort pools, para-sailing, beach volleyball, horseback riding to Natural Pool, go cart racing, mini golf, snorkeling, shopping downtown or at the new malls, De Palm Island and wind surfing lessons. As for night stuff, we have accompanied them to many different restaurants, walked them through casinos, allowed them to attend some of the Latin shows, but never let them go out alone.
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not so much anymore. They are TEENAGERS now and guess where we are all going in about 2 weeks? yep you guessed it ARUBA. We are traveling with 5 teenage girls and 1 boy and no I'm not insane ...YET









