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Old 04-01-2009, 04:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Aruba during June

Hi all,

I'm new here and will be going out to Aruba June 14-19th with my fiance and I cannot wait! We're staying at Tamarijn. I had a couple questions that maybe you guys could help answer.

Are there a lot of people around during that time - June 14-19? I ask because I know we're not going during the peak season and I'm hoping it won't be "dead" there.

Also does it rain a lot in June?

I'm so excited about our trip in 10 weeks!
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Old 04-01-2009, 04:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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rain is more frequent in late fall and early winter
that being said, showers happen from time to time year round and last for just minutes.

june is not a dead time
lots of families traveling during school vacations
but, june is certainly "not packed"

the real quiet time is mid sept - early/mid november

you will love the tamarijn

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Hi all,

I'm new here and will be going out to Aruba June 14-19th with my fiance and I cannot wait! We're staying at Tamarijn. I had a couple questions that maybe you guys could help answer.

Are there a lot of people around during that time - June 14-19? I ask because I know we're not going during the peak season and I'm hoping it won't be "dead" there.

Also does it rain a lot in June?

I'm so excited about our trip in 10 weeks!
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Old 04-01-2009, 04:38 PM   #3 (permalink)
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make sure you visit tha BUNKER BAR at the tamarijn late afternoo til sunset

it certainly is not dead there!
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rain is more frequent in late fall and early winter
that being said, showers happen from time to time year round and last for just minutes.

june is not a dead time
lots of families traveling during school vacations
but, june is certainly "not packed"

the real quiet time is mid sept - early/mid november

you will love the tamarijn

ask as many questions as you want
we are all full of opinions, answers, and lots of funny business
andrea
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Old 04-01-2009, 05:28 PM   #4 (permalink)
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>>>> "Are there a lot of people around during that time - June 14-19?"
------- NO! Even most cruise ships stop coming first of June and more children won't show up till end of June.
>>>> "I'm hoping it won't be "dead" there."
------ Its never dead. Too many people can be not good. Have to fight for a beach/pool hut/chairs during Prime Time.
>>>> "Also does it rain a lot in June?"
------ Usually NO. Think June is great.
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Old 04-01-2009, 05:58 PM   #5 (permalink)
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the real quiet time is mid sept -

we went the 2nd week in Sept-- and boy was it a slice of heaven. I felt we were the only ones on the beach. Did NOT make one reservation at all for the week and we walked into any place to eat.
Loved it so much we are heading back he same time this year to check out some time shares
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Old 04-01-2009, 06:21 PM   #6 (permalink)
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We will be at the Tamarijn June 17 - 29. There will be plenty of people there.
We were at the Tam June 12 - 24 last year and there were plenty of people there, including children.
We have been to Aruba numerous times in June and it is one of our favorite times of the year.

The island was very dry when we arrived last June following a very very rainy "rainy season'. While we were there there was no significant rain until we were at the airport waiting for our flight to leave Aruba. It rained hard for two days straight. NOT NORMAL WEATHER FOR JUNE. It will HOWEVER be extremely windy. June IS the windiest month of year in Aruba. 20 mph below is sustained...gusts are well in the high 30's, thus the month that the Hi-Winds Windsurfing Tournament is held.

June weather
Average high temperature 90 F.
Average low temperature 80 F.
Average temperature 83 F.
Average water temperature 81 F.
Average rainfall .70 inches (20.3 inches annual)
Average windspeed 20 mph
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What dead time in ARUBA, (posted by dh) not if your breathing. Bunker Bar for sure at sunset! We are at the Tam June 6-13 sowe'll just miss you. Liz food for kids from the US needed let us know?
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Old 04-03-2009, 11:16 AM   #9 (permalink)
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Lizzardo,

I think what my husband was trying to ask is if you need food for the 4 legged "kids". (We always refer to our yorkies as our kids so all pets become "kids" to us.)

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Old 04-07-2009, 01:23 PM   #10 (permalink)
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The bunker bar at sunset is great - there's nothing quite like watching those pelicans dive for fish. You end up sooooo captivated by them you forget you're drinking - hic!
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