7 Resorts and Great Hotels in This Dutch Caribbean Paradise

By: - September 15th, 2014
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If ever there was an island with Resorts and Great Hotels aplenty, Aruba is it.  World-class accommodations and direct flights from many major cities makes this island the preferred destination for so many.  And with award-winning beaches, great restaurants, shopping, good service and friendly people, it’s a great spot. For an updated look for 2017, check out the Best Aruba Hotels.

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Bucuti & Tara Beach Resorts

This property has been at the forefront of the green movement in the Caribbean (on an island that itself is leading the way in that area). But Bucuti & Tara is also a beautiful, luxurious adults-only hotel. And with just 104 rooms, it has a boutique feel right on the beach.

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