yup....someone gave our son and dil a prepaid visa as a wedding gift .... which they tried to use on honeymoon in aruba.
it was not accepted anywhere in aruba.
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yup....someone gave our son and dil a prepaid visa as a wedding gift .... which they tried to use on honeymoon in aruba.
it was not accepted anywhere in aruba.
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We always take cash, now. Our credit card has been compromised twice while we were in Aruba.
I think it depends on a number of factors. Do you gamble? How and where you dine? What activities do you plan to do, do you plan to have several drinks daily? All factors. I have seen people get by with well under $100 daily for a couple and that includes eating out with drinks, others need several hundred a day.
How much would you guys recommend to take when going to the BEACHES. Like for food/drinks. Two adults and 1 child. We will drink (soda) during the time we are there (possibly 3 each) and maybe a cheeseburger/fries meal if they have that each. What's a safe amount that we should take daily to the beach?
(We plan on hitting up every beach we can while there...but of course only eating at one daily. But, also plan on bringing our own lunch to some)
i would take $80 - $100 in cash and I would mix it up 1's and 5's and 10's.
if you will be renting lounges/umbrellas you may need more $.
( i am thinking that this is a large amount, but better to be prepared then short $)
reminder.........when driving around to beaches do NOT leave anything in the car front or back.
lock stuff in the trunk where it is not visible to would be thieves.
Last edited by Andrea J.; 07-27-2017 at 08:56 PM.
THINK.. is it Thoughtful? Helpful? Inspirational? Necessary? Kind? sidtm
I have a couple of different cases from these folks: http://www.witzsportcases.com/. They are waterproof and I can carry a credit card, room key and plenty of cash in it for use at the pool/beach and beach bars. I take the lanyard off and stick it in the zipper pocket of my swim trunks. I would think around $100 would be good for you per day. I tend to take 10s and 20s as fewer bills fit better in my case.
I do have a dry pack. However, it doesn't seem to work good. It works fine in "regular" water and has never once leaked. In salt water...leaks every single time.So I don't even take it anymore. We always have someone up at the beach with our stuff when we go places, so I guess not "too" worried about someone ripping us off. I just don't seem to have any luck with ours.
Mine is similar to this (only black) and I got it about 7 years ago. It comes with the belt.
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